Jesus Sacrifice

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God love is so profound just to think of all his goodness, mercy, and kindness he have for individual is speaks volumes of his magnificent love. Jesus love is always present he is here for everyone in this world from the past events, to this present day, and moving forward into the future. Jesus has always been there for humanity. Before we knew Jesus, he loved us. Jesus see us as new born baby who have been cast aside but because he love us so much he took us in cleaned us up put the breathe life into our dead souls. What a might God we serve.
Why must I have struggles stress
Why start out with struggles and stress. Because this is the area in each person life that we do not like to face or deal with the most. This is the place that …show more content…

Not only does knows our feature, Jesus knows are next step in life and connecting to Jesus is the goal of all saints. When we come against opposition, we know in whom we believe in and he got everything under control.
The awaking moment
Only when you are walking in line with the word of God
When you are walking in line with the word of God, remember the devil fight you the hardest at this moment. Stan does not like when Gods people entreaty him with prayer and requesting his help with our struggles we face in life. Stan hates that we seek God at those moments. In fact those are the time we should look to the hills were our help come from in Luke we are remind to continue in pray.
Luke 21: 36 But stay awake at all times, praying that you may have strength to escape all these things that are going to take place, and to stand before the Son of Man.(ESV)
Acts 1: 14 these all continued with one accord in prayer and supplication, with the women, and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brethren …show more content…

God have already promise that he would give us the desire of heart and will supply are needs according to his riches in glory (Philippians 4:19). This day let us make in our goal and objective is to follow the survivor through all life twist and turns. Not every day is a good day for a person however every day is a good day in Jesus because he is working things out for us no matter what the situation is for each of us. God word speaks to us to encourage us in Romans 8:28 and this blessing declare to us this day that we will make it through life this

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