Day 15 of 31
The Purpose of His Death
He gave Himself for our sins
Today's Scripture
“Who gave himself for our sins, that he might deliver us from this present evil world, according to the will of God and our Father:”
Opening thought
Everything God made has a purpose it is fulfilling. All things that were made, both visible and invisible, exist for His great pleasure. Man was created for God's pleasure and to take responsibility for the earth, to govern it and care for it.
The devotional message
Today's quote
Christ died to save us from our sins.
Reflect on the Word
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What does it mean to you personally that Christ "gave himself for our sins"?
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Have you received the forgiveness that Christ gives?
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How does knowing that God planned your redemption before the beginning affect how you see yourself?
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Put it into practice
Closing prayer
Lord Jesus, thank You for giving Yourself for my sins to deliver me from this present evil world. Thank You that, while I was yet a sinner, You died for me. I receive Your forgiveness today. Save me, cleanse me, and help me to live for the pleasure of God, for whom I was created. In Jesus' name, amen.
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