Jesus: Brother and Friend

May 26, 2020 00:02:37
Jesus: Brother and Friend
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Jesus: Brother and Friend

May 26 2020 | 00:02:37

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Show Notes

A true friend will be by your side through anything, good or bad. They won’t abandon you or just tell you what to do and then leave. They’ll be with you no matter what. Jesus, who is fully God and fully human, is our truest friend. He promises to never forsake us (Deuteronomy 31:8). We can know He’ll never leave us in the dust because He beat sinthe very thing that separates us from Him; He laid down His life for us on the cross so we could have peace with Him (Romans 5:1-8). That is real love and friendship: He’d rather suffer and die on a cross than let us suffer by spending an eternity without God, who is the Creator of the universe, the definition of good, and the source of life (John 15:13). Not only is Jesus the truest and most extraordinary friend anyone could have, He is also our Brother. Through faith in Him, Jesus makes a way for us to become children of God (John 1:12). And, if He has done all this for us, we can lean on Him, no matter what comes (Matthew 28:20; Romans 8:31-39). Aidan Mencer What surprised you the most about today’s devotion? What questions do you have about Jesus being our Brother and Friend? What does it mean to belong to Jesus? To learn more, check out our “Know Jesus” page. A friend loves at all times; and a brother is born for adversity. Proverbs 17:17 (WEB)

 

Read Verses:

Matthew 12:46-50; Romans 8:28-39

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