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What makes a person feel hopeless in this world when the Gospel is to whosoever? In other words what makes a person feel like they are not included in the Whosever that the Bible refers to? Jesus said, “For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” (Jn 3:16) The Apostle Paul said, “For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Rom 10:13) Yet there are many people in the world who feel as though God doesn’t love them or want them, how can this be? I believe there are many instances in the Bible where people such as the woman at the well, feel as though because they are from the wrong side of the track and consequently have committed a lot of sin that God couldn’t possibly love them. Maybe you feel this way, that because your childhood has been less than perfect, your family considered to be abnormal, and you have followed a pattern of bad choices passed down for generations you feel less than or unworthy of God’s love.
Friend, I want you to know today that God didn’t send His Son for those who were whole but rather to those that needed a physician, nor did God send His Son to condemn, but that the world through Him might be saved. Jesus knows all there is to know about you and still wants you to know Him and His amazing love for you. No greater love than this has ever been known, in that He gave His life for you. From the least to the greatest, from the poorest to the richest, whosever can and must be saved to have hope in this world and the world to come. Please know and believe today that God so loves You, that is right You and wants a personal relationship with You, that means He wants to fellowship with you, He wants to help you, heal you, and have you as His very own. Will you come to Him? Please pray today and confess that you are sinner and invite Him to come into your life as you totally surrender your life to Him.
Pastor, Rev. Wayne Marcus
What makes a person feel hopeless in this world when the Gospel is to whosoever? In other words what makes a person feel like they are not included in the Whosever that the Bible refers to? Jesus said, “For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” (Jn 3:16) The Apostle Paul said, “For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Rom 10:13) Yet there are many people in the world who feel as though God doesn’t love them or want them, how can this be? I believe there are many instances in the Bible where people such as the woman at the well, feel as though because they are from the wrong side of the track and consequently have committed a lot of sin that God couldn’t possibly love them. Maybe you feel this way, that because your childhood has been less than perfect, your family considered to be abnormal, and you have followed a pattern of bad choices passed down for generations you feel less than or unworthy of God’s love.
Friend, I want you to know today that God didn’t send His Son for those who were whole but rather to those that needed a physician, nor did God send His Son to condemn, but that the world through Him might be saved. Jesus knows all there is to know about you and still wants you to know Him and His amazing love for you. No greater love than this has ever been known, in that He gave His life for you. From the least to the greatest, from the poorest to the richest, whosever can and must be saved to have hope in this world and the world to come. Please know and believe today that God so loves You, that is right You and wants a personal relationship with You, that means He wants to fellowship with you, He wants to help you, heal you, and have you as His very own. Will you come to Him? Please pray today and confess that you are sinner and invite Him to come into your life as you totally surrender your life to Him.
Pastor, Rev. Wayne Marcus
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