Jesus challenged his home
town people with God's love for all people. Whether
we're Jew or Christian, there something in us that
wants to think that God loves us more than others.
If we believe God loves us, then we shouldn't worry
about who He loves more. We can be a peace in God's
love for all people.
Scripture
Luke
Chapter: 4
24But you can be sure that no prophets
are liked by the people of their own hometown. 25Once during the time of Elijah there was no rain for
three and a half years, and people everywhere were
starving. There were many widows in Israel,
26but Elijah was sent only to a widow in
the town of Zarephath near the city of Sidon.
27During the time of the prophet Elisha,
many men in Israel had leprosy.b But no one was healed, except Naaman who lived in
Syria.
28When the people in the meeting place heard Jesus say
this, they became so angry 29that
they got up and threw him out of town. They dragged
him to the edge of the cliff on which the town was
built, because they wanted to throw him down from
there. 30But
Jesus slipped through the crowd and got away.
Prayer
Lord, forgive me for holding back you love in my
mind. I’m so
narrow and selfish in my thinking.
Yes, you love
me.But
your love is for all people.
Help me not
to be so insecure. Let
me believe in your love for people of other
religions, languages and cultures.
In my mind,
let me let you be the great Lover you are.
Amen
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