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The Touch of God | Nov. 19th

  • Writer: Admin
    Admin
  • Nov 18, 2024
  • 1 min read

"Jesus stretched out his hand and touched him."


Matthew 8:3


Human nature desires to be touched—the touch of acceptance and acknowledgment.

The embrace between family members reminds one another that each person belongs. The friendly handshake of a friend or a stranger welcomes a person, inferring that one is accepted into fellowship.

There is the tenderness of wiping a tear or comforting someone hurting emotionally or physically. All of these expressions and more reassure the bond between individuals. What is amazing to consider is God's willingness to touch us.

Christ reached out and touched the leper. The man physically hurting and declared unclean by the law. We are sick in body and spirit as well. This has not hindered Christ from touching us.

Perhaps you are hurting today or lonely, needing a touch from God. Lift your heart to the Lord and He will refresh you. He has promised that there will never be anything in this life that can separate you from His love in Christ. The Lord holds you in the palm of His hand.


In Christ Alone,

Pastor Wight

 
 
 

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