Jesus kom for å frelse

EPISODE · Dec 9, 2022 · 2 MIN

Jesus kom for å frelse

from Tapas for troen · host Norea Mediemisjon

"Gud sendte ikke sin Sønn til verden for å dømme verden, men for at verden skulle bli frelst ved ham." Joh. 3, 17 Derfor var det Jesus kom! Dette var en frelse som Gud hadde lovet i lang, lang tid. Helt siden dommen over syndefallet (1. Mos. 3, 15) og videre gjennom Gamletestamentet, var Guds plan klar: djevelen og synden skulle ikke få råde fritt over menneskene, løsningen var en Frelser. En som kunne frelse folk fra synd og nød, fra fangenskap og fiendskap, fra å være skilt fra Gud i dette livet og det neste. Vi som tror, er kalt til å følge i Jesu fotspor. Og likevel fristes vi så lett til å gjøre nettopp det motsatte; vi dømmer andre. Som om vi skal bøte på noe Jesus glemte. Men Jesus visste godt hva oppdraget Hans var. Han la heller ikke skjul på at det kommer en dag med dom, står det i Johannes 12 (v. 47-48). Men enn så lenge er det nådens tid! Og vi, vi har fått forsoningens tjeneste, står det i 2. Korinterne (5, 18-20). Jesus kom for å frelse menneskene. Det er budskapet i jula - og alle de andre dagene i året! Måtte det bli et budskap som kan stråle ut fra oss til de rundt oss, også denne jula. Jesus kom for å frelse! av Eli Fuglestad Andakten er gitt ut av Håpets Kvinner. Gjennom radio og målrettet bønnearbeid ønsker vi å gi Guds ord til kvinner i unådde land og område. Les mer på www.haapetskvinner.no

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