Who Is Jesus?Sample
Jesus is the Word that became flesh, with the purpose of restoring the broken relationship between God and humankind. Yesterday we saw how Jesus came to undo the consequences of sin on humanity by healing the sick, casting out demons and bridging social divisions. However, the greatest consequence of sin is separation from God (Isaiah 59:2). Jesus came to reconcile humankind to the Father, making a way where there was no way. This is what is meant by Jesus as Saviour, saving us from sin and the punishment for sin.
In order for humankind to be reconciled to God, there had to be a punishment for sin. Jesus took that punishment so that we wouldn’t have to. The sacrifice of Jesus covered all our sins. However, the devil often condemns us, telling us that God cannot forgive certain sins. However, if we believe this lie, what we’re actually saying is that the blood of Jesus was not enough.
REFLECTION: What are some of the sins you’ve committed that the devil keeps bringing up again? Confess them to God and believe that you’re forgiven.
APPLICATION: The blood of Jesus does not only make the forgiveness of sins possible, it also makes it possible to be free from sin. What are the sins you’re still struggling with? Confess them to the Lord and trust Him to break sin's power over you.
MEMORY VERSE: 1 John 1:9
About this Plan
This devotional was created by the Shofar Stellenbosch team to help the students and families to remain in the Word of God during the holiday season. This 7-day devotional, "Who is Jesus?" focuses on the very question of who Jesus is and help us get to know Him through Scripture even better.
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