Stan & Lana – Founders & Senior Leaders of Jesus Unltd & GodIsGoodTV Satellite Television Network
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Greetings from India! We sincerely thank you for your continued support of our ministry. Your support helps us transform lives and bring the light of Christ to new places. We always thank the Lord for you and pray that you continue to grow in the knowledge of God’s love.
When Adam sinned and hid from God, he thought he was hiding from God’s wrath. But in reality, he was hiding from God’s love and forgiveness. Adam believed that God was seeking him to destroy him. But God was seeking man to forgive him. God prefers to forgive rather than punish because His mercy always triumphs over judgment (James 2:13). God does not harbor bitterness against man, because true love has infinite patience and mercy. In 1 Corinthians 13:8, it says that love will never end. This means that God will never stop loving us, despite our sins or mistakes.
If we hold a grudge against someone, it means we are refusing to forgive them. And sometimes we get upset and end up destroying long-standing relationships over trivial reasons. But God’s character is completely different. He forgave Adam and Eve. He had mercy on them even though they never repented or admitted their guilt. Think about how much God loves the person who “broke” the perfect world of the Garden of Eden, where there was no sin, sickness, or suffering.
Have you ever noticed that there are situations in our lives when we receive God’s love but do not share it with others? For example, we ask the Lord to forgive our sins, but we refuse to forgive those who hurt us. What happens in such cases? We not only get angry or upset with others. But we block the path for God’s grace and prevent it from flowing through us so that others can also experience God’s touch.
Let’s remember the parable recorded in Matthew 18:21. Jesus told a story about a man who had a huge debt forgiven by his king. But how did this forgiven man act when his companion came to him and asked him to forgive a much smaller debt? This man insisted that his companion repay the entire debt. When the king found out about this, he revoked his forgiveness and demanded the man repay the full debt. Why did this happen? Jesus warns us that if we do not allow God’s grace and forgiveness to flow through us, we will lose both.
This man was not only angry and upset with his companion, but he was also greedy. And how does a greedy person behave? He receives God’s love and blessings in his life but doesn’t share what he has with others. A greedy person prioritizes material values. He is unable to help others, which means God cannot use him. That is why the Apostle Paul writes in the Epistle to the Colossians: “Put to death your greed, which leads a person to worship things like an idol.” If greed governs your life, it will block the path for God’s grace. And then God’s love will not be able to flow through you to transform the lives of others.
What is the essence of Jesus Christ’s teaching in the New Testament? It can be reduced to two main principles. First, we must receive God’s amazing love. And second, we must give that love to others. Let neither offense, nor greed, nor anything else stop this flow of God in your life! If you are filled with God’s grace, you will not only experience God’s love in your own life. But also, God’s love will flow through you and transform the lives of those around you.
We pray for you and thank the Lord that together with you, we can bring the message of God’s love to every person! May God bless you abundantly and protect you from every evil!
#FromHeartToHeart Stan & Lana
Founders & Senior Leaders of Jesus Unltd
& GodIsGoodTV Satellite Television Network
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