Drawing Closer: An Everyday Guide for LentSample

Day 4 - How Did He End Up There?
If you think about it, the story of Jesus coming to and then dying on a cross for our sins is a wild one!
We miss its significance when we let familiarity dull its shock factor. This can easily happen when we've been believers for some time. It's vital to not let the importance of the cross be lost on us.
What led God to the scandal and pain of the cross? Why would he sacrifice Himself for us?
Passion. Because of His passion for us. Passion is a powerful motivator, an internal drive for our actions. To give up your life for someone shows an immense love for them. God is passionate about you!
How often do we stop to remember this? And do we truly believe it? Do we truly believe that God does not just have a love for people in general – but each of us individually – right where we are now?
God chose to send Jesus for you because He loves you with incredible passion. How would your world change if you lived from this revelation?
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About this Plan

Across the world, many Christians will practice Lent, which takes place in the 40 days leading up to Easter. It's an opportunity to slow down and reflect on what's truly important - a deep relationship with Jesus. This devotional is an everyday guide to draw closer to Jesus in this season. Whether you've never practiced Lent before or you’re just looking for a fresh approach, this devotional is for you. Through short reflections, Scripture, and practical steps, you’ll explore themes of surrender, renewal, and God’s love in a way that makes sense for your life.
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