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Redeemed by His blood

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Good morning

Scripture reading: Ephesians 1:2-7

Worship song: Redeemed

 


Meditation:

    God's love for us surpasses all human comprehension and exceeds anything we could ever ask or imagine. His infinite love for humanity is demonstrated through His unselfish sacrificial offering of Jesus Christ, the spotless lamb of God who had no iniquity, corruption, or sin. The blood of Jesus Christ is more precious than silver and gold and has the power to redeem and cleanse us from all our sins and liberate us from Satan's bondage. 

    While all people are subject to the consequences of sin, those who accept Jesus Christ will be granted salvation and eternal life, thereby avoiding divine judgment. Those who accept Jesus Christ are redeemed by His blood, their transgression forgiven, and their sins covered. The redeeming blood of Jesus Christ saves, sanctifies, purifies, cleanses, satisfies, and sets us free. His grace and mercies are extended to the vilest of sinners who repent and turn their eyes upon Him. He will cleanse you, wash all your sins away as if you had never sinned, and clothe you with righteousness.

    Let us pray: 

Merciful, wonderful Saviour, blessed redeemer and friend, my hallelujah belongs to you, O God, for you deserve it all. Father, I give you thanks wholeheartedly, O God, for when our souls were condemned to die, you rescued and redeemed us from sin bondage. Precious Jesus, we thank You for willingly surrendering Yourself as the sacrificial Lamb of God for the remission of our sins and the redemption of our souls. We praise You, Almighty God, for the liberation achieved through Jesus Christ. Your grace and mercy abound, O God, as You canceled our debt and clothed us in righteousness, delivering us from all adversary strongholds and securing our lasting freedom. May we remain humble in your presence and continue to feast at your table as we are privileged in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen. 

Wishing you a wonderful day. 💕👏🙏

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