For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV
I asked my friends at Life Care Center this week to think about what the greatest miracle in the Bible was. Was it the Red Sea crossing, multiplying Bread or raising Lazarus from the dead? Now those are amazing, but the foundation of our entire faith is based on the miracle of Easter morning. And yet for me, the greatest miracle of all is not just that Jesus came, died and rose from the dead. The miracle is that He loved me and gave Himself for me. Why would He do that? Why would He even be interested, much less willing to die in my place? The love of God is both the greatest mystery and the greatest miracle, and this is my testimony of how I found Him, or rather, of how He found me.
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Amen, Pete!
Thank you Bruce. Have a blessed weekend my friend.
What an amazing testimony! Thank you for sharing your story of God’s leading and grace in your life, Pete.
Yes, it has been a long-long time since Woodstock, and I am still ever so grateful and amazed.
I would love to hear more about your trip back to Connecticut and how God led you after that.
Now that’s a long story. It took a two year detour was I married by then!
what an amazing story! Thank you for sharing it with us. It inspires me to share Jesus with others. Blessings, Pastor Pete!
It just goes to show that you never know who you might be inviting to dinner and what a difference a little kindness in Jesus’ name can make.
Your experience proves it!
There is definitely something in us that believes the greatest miracle is what God does for, in, and through us.
It’s because that is the miracle we get to share with others!
A beautiful testimony Pastor Pete. Thank you for sharing!
For the last few Easters I try to share it at least one time. It helps me remember how much I have to be grateful for each year.
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