Jesus' Lover

When we voiced our concern about homosexuality, we are misunderstood at some point, people call us haters for airing our views against homosexuals, and thereby according to some has quoted the Bible in wrong interpretations, but please understand this one thing, I would like to speak for myself, since this is my opinion, I do not condemn, judge or discriminate gay or lesbian because of their sexual preferences, I do not consider them as hopeless and beyond the grace of God because God’s grace exceeds far, wide and deep a human error can transcend, I do not consider them as beyond the help of God, for His power is limitless.             I accept and respect every people, whether straight or a member of LGBT community because that is what Jesus did and continues to do, the love and grace of God cares for all kinds of people whether straight or homosexuals. Jesus’ death on the cross applies to all people past, present and futu...

CONCLUSION: 1ST CORINTHIANS 15 Resurrection is the completeness of the Gospel – Christ’s death is meaningless without resurrection. V. 12-18 Resurrection is the completeness of redemption – verses 12 – 19  Resurrection established our faith – verse 14 Authenticated our testimony – verse 15 As Christ’s death ransoms us, reconciles us and substituted for us, resurrection completes the step of removing the sins from us – verse 17 Resurrection guaranteed us eternal life - V. 18 Thanks to the blog of Josh McDowell of Josh McDowell Ministry...very helpful references...

The man, Jesus dragging the heavy cross on His way to Calvary, wounded, battered, rejected and unrecognizable because of the blood that flowed from His head down to His body, blood that was poured due to the crown of thorns on His head and the deep wounds of the whipping that took His skin off from His flesh. He did this, He voluntarily took your place, in your stead, so that you will no longer experience the wrath of God brought about by sin. He died and finished it all on Calvary that is why He cried with a loud voice, “It is finished!” this cry is a sound of victory and completeness. Imagine how He loves you, it took Him to sacrificed and leave His kingdom to be a 100% Man for the sacrifice of sin requires the shedding of blood and without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness of sins. Christ did this so that you and I can be forgiven and reconciled to the Father, He became the substitute for sins for what He endured on the cross, and He willingly finished the race to co...