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We live in a world of diversity! We come from different backgrounds, families, cultures, languages,t goals,s and desires for life. But there is one thing that makes us all the same, no matter where we are on life’s journey. We are all sinners who need a Savior.
In Romans 3 22-24, we see that we are all sinners and need a Savior. There are not many ways to God, but there is only One Way to be right with God, and that is through Jesus Christ.
“We are made right with God by placing our faith in Jesus Christ. And this is true for everyone who believes, no matter who we are. For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard. Yet, God, in His grace, freely makes us right in His sight. He did this through Christ Jesus when He freed us from the penalty of our sins.”
We are all sinners! There is no judgment because we are all the same. There are no big or little sinners; we all fall short of God’s standard! There is nothing that we can do to save ourselves!
That is why God provided a way of salvation, and that is through His Son Jesus Christ. We do not have to do anything to work for salvation. All we need to do is ask Jesus to come into our lives and forgive us of our sins. When we ask Jesus to forgive us of our sins, God graciously gives us His grace to make us right with God!
What a gift! Why would anyone reject this amazing gift of salvation? Today, we must share this wonderful news of God’s amazing grace!
Now we need to tell others about God’s amazing grace! Because we no longer have to live as an enslaved person to sin, we can now live as a son or daughters of God!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Pastor Ronald Squibb has been the Lead Senior Pastor of the International Christian Church (ICC) at Staten Island, New York, since 2011. He draws many experiences from his over 40 years as a pastor and significant emotional life experiences.
His new book, Following the Journey with Jesus, which he co-authored with Daniel McNaughton, was recently published and is getting rave reviews. His daily devotional appears in this publication.
