Jesus Christ Reflection

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1. God created the universe, and human beings. He did not create us because he was bored, or wanted us to bring Him glory. He just chose to create us, there is no purpose behind it. We are created by God so we should live for His glory, and also, giving God glory will give our lives purpose and meaning. We are born to glorify God by enjoying Him. We need to understand Him. the more we know about God, the more we know ourselves. “Our spirit is a reflection of God’s nature and allows us to relate to him personally.” So we need to have well and always remember to glorify God.

God is a Father of all human being. Therefore, we all are the children of God. He has created us with His image and He wants us to follow Him and trust Him with true heart. He is knowable, welcoming, creative, forgiving, honest and capable. “We are made right in God’s sight when we trust in Jesus Christ to take away our sins. And we all can be saved in this same way, no matter who we are or what we have done… We are made right with God when we believe that Jesus shed his blood, sacrificing his life for us.” (Romans 3:22-25)

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I struggled a lot in my post-CLS life, because I wasn’t a Christian yet, and my English skills were not that high. It was hard to learn about God in another language, but I was lucky. I went to church several times in Korea and in China so I had some basic information about Him. Attending CLS has been a life-changing moment in my life. Everyone was willing teach me more about God. Nobody said anything about I don’t believe in God, they respected me, but on the other hand, tried to lead me to the Christ. Every teacher was willing to help me when I had questions. I learned a lot from their kind behaviors. I learned that I need to act as how I wanted to be treated to others. Sometimes, when I see a not nice person, I always think I should not be a person like he or she. It’s the same concept; God wants me to meet nice people and learn from

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