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Sandwiched between these two verses, is our life. Everything we could want or need we find here. Our hunger is satisfied and our thirst quenched; and all we need to do is LOOK and BELIEVE. But, how easy is it look to Jesus, especially as a new Believer, for our needs to be met. I know I was skeptical, thinking that certainly there must be something more substantial I must do.
I am watching a finch, eating from a feeder not 3 feet from where I am sitting. This creature is cared for by God who has made provisions for the animal's every meal. This bird trusts his natural instinct for food. We, who have been created in the image of God, should take a lesson from this finch and trust.
Look and Believe - salvation is ours for the taking. We haven't earned it, or worked for it, it is freely given. When God sent His son to be our Bread of Life, everything changed. No longer could man ask the question "Is this all there is?" This is only the beginning for those of us who partake of the Bread of Life. It sounds so easy, simple, and almost too good to be true. Grace makes it all possible.
"For my Father's will is that everyone who looks to the Son and believes in him shall have eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day." (John 6:40)
Read John 6:35-40
Listen to John 6:35-40
2 comments:
A lot of times we can watch the finches from our living room on Heritage Ln. This reminds me of them. You missed a very cool happening on Sunday. We had a hail storm with hail the size of a peanut M&M. After the storm we had a beautiful rainbow, which was very visible from our front yards (It was a double rainbow). Jeff got a great picture of the rainbow above your house. I'll have to send it to you.
Patrick,
Oh, how exciting. I have never seen a double rainbow. I would love to see the picture. It could even end up on this blog some day soon. I miss all of you so much.
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