Sunday, February 28, 2021

Three Crosses Through the Frost

Three new crosses went up recently on the outside of a church building that used to belong to the Jehovah's Witnesses and now belongs to an evangelical fellowship. On a frosty Sunday morning, Jonathan and I couldn't help noticing the three newly-fastened, beautiful crosses--and the three trees standing just opposite them.

 It was a frosty morning, cold in every way, but our hearts were warm with the thought of three trees, and three crosses, and especially the middle cross, and Him Who died on it.

He loved us while we were yet sinners, when our hearts were yet hard, stubborn, cold, and frosty toward Him.
 We come to Him with cold hearts and sinful souls, and He comes to us with forgiveness and peace.

                                                       You just have to come--just as you are. 

Repent and believe.

He will warm your coldness, soften the hardness, and straighten the crookedness. For with God nothing shall be impossible.

And He will fill your heart with His love and peace.

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