Are you carrying around a deep wound? Something that’s weighing you down, keeping you up at night, or stopping you from moving forward? Do you want to find freedom from the trauma and pain?
Friend, whatever the hurt, Jesus wants to bring healing into your life. Trust me. Big or small, there’s nothing He can’t handle. Learn three ways Jesus can inject your life with hope and healing - and why you can trust Him to do so.
Have you been taught that God’s love for you changes based on what you do? Or that His character is different depending on which “version” of Him you’re reading about in the Bible? The truth is that, from the Old to New Testament, God’s character remains the same. Not only that - it’s amazingly loving, good, and steadfast!
Do you avoid going to church? Does your parents’ religion make you feel hopeless or depressed? Does your heart yearn for a God that truly loves you but, despite your best efforts, you can’t seem to find Him? Learning about God’s true character, and understanding why your current church is making you feel this way, will help set you free!
Have you been taught that when you sin - or simply make a mistake - that God loves you less? Did this idea come from a pastor, church, or other so-called biblical resource, leading you to logically believe that it’s true? Friend, the truth is actually the opposite! God does not lessen or remove His love based on your actions. There are three biblical truths that clearly lay this out. Get ready to be freed!
Who was Jesus? Was He just a man? Or is He really God? Is it true that He died for your sins? If so, what does that mean exactly? Also, what’s His character like? Does Jesus love you? Trust me when I say that Jesus is the best friend you will ever have. Get equipped with three foundational truths about Jesus that will help you to better understand Him - as well as deepen your relationship with Him.
Do you feel like being “good enough” for God is something you’ll never achieve? Are you living in hopelessness and despair? The idea that we have to be perfect is actually not biblical; it’s not what God is asking us to do. Learn what God truly wants.
