A Word for your "Weak"

A WORD FOR YOUR "WEAK"

We thank Jesus for bringing us this far through another month. This month is known for the celebration of Columbus Day, which was said that America was discovered in 1492. However, it is our belief that God created the whole world and left nothing out, if you have this National Holiday, please enjoy it and remember whose we are and whom we serve and believe in. Enjoy the Word for your "Weak" and pass it on.

ALL Our Sins – Forgiven!!

Jesus straightened up and asked her, "Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?" “No one, sir," she said. "Then neither do I condemn you," Jesus declared. "Go now and leave your life of sin."

If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness. (Joh: 8: 10-11; 1Jn: 1:9-NIV)

As I thought about the woman at the well who was caught in the act of adultery – first and foremost, I thank God for not exposing some of my sins. I do not know nor can I speak for you, however, my forgiven sins have been many. Jesus is so awesome in His ways and gentle and compassion about the way He handles each one of His children. While I am positive that He already knew that these men were going to accuse this woman openly and do all they could to embarrass her, He simply did not respond, He just stooped down and wrote on the ground. I have often wondered, what He wrote. Whatever it was, it carried so much influence that every accuser flew from the scene without condemning her. Beloved, it is my belief that this is exactly the way God desires for us to treat one another. When another brother or sister in the Lord has sin exposed, we should not condemn them, but, encourage them to turn from their sin and go on with life. That may be easier said than done if that sin committed was against you or a loved one, nevertheless, the outcome must be the same. It is written: Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, (Rom: 8: 1-NIV). Sometimes as Christians we want to be accusers of the brethren rather than to be our brother’s keeper. While I realize that this may not always be an easy task to accomplish, “all things are possible with God” total forgiveness is a gift that we need to extend on a long term basis. Remember Jesus said, But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins. (Mat: 6:15-NIV) Either the word stands true in every circumstance and situation or, it does not stand at all. We cannot be double-minded Christians. So, the next time someone commits a sin against you directly or indirectly first remember that he or she is really committing it against the Lord, and, then let’s totally forgive that person. You and I both need to rejoice that All of Our Sins are Forgiven!!! Until Next Time, make it a blessed week.