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A Special Place | May 21st

May 20
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 “That they might be with him.”

  Mark 3:14



  These words serve as a profound reminder that salvation is rooted in fellowship with God rather than in works. Jesus brought the twelve to the mountain and named them apostles so that they might be with Him. Although He would later send them out, their initial calling was based on His desire for their presence.

  This principle applies to every disciple of Jesus. We follow Him because He desired us and called us by name, not primarily for our actions but for fellowship. Our acceptance is grounded in the Lord's love for us, rather than our own abilities.

  Often, people value our presence for what we possess, where we are headed, or what we can offer them. In contrast, it is both refreshing and comforting to be with those who desire our company for its own sake, regardless of our circumstances or abilities. In the same way, God loved us first and seeks fellowship with us.

  Let us accept this invitation today to draw near to the Lord. He will never reject us and delights in our fellowship.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight

 
 
 

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