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Re: [Idea-Central] John 14:6
#1 · January 22, 1999, 11:58 am
Posted by: calvina <calvina@...>
Steve & Terri Gregory wrote:
>
> JESUS IS THE ANSWER (John 14:6)
>
> Someone told me they heard a quote from Rodney Dangerfield which was
> something like, "I never had trouble with math questions when I was in
> school. It was the answers I had trouble with."
>
> Every question demands an answer. Every problem demands a solution. If
> they are not met with the appropriate solution, the problem wins.
>
> Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the
> Father except through Me." (John 14:6, NKJV) The problem we face is that
> we, in our sin, are separated from God our Creator. The result of the
> unanswered problem is that sin wins in death. Jesus is the answer, the
> solution to the problem. But, many of us just ignore the problem
> altogether and never see the need to fix it. Sin wins and we remain
> forever separated from God, who loved us enough to sacrifice His Son for
> us, so that we might have a way to the Father, the source of truth and life.
>
> Steve Gregory
> Washington, IN
> January 1999
>
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Amen Steve!
>
> JESUS IS THE ANSWER (John 14:6)
>
> Someone told me they heard a quote from Rodney Dangerfield which was
> something like, "I never had trouble with math questions when I was in
> school. It was the answers I had trouble with."
>
> Every question demands an answer. Every problem demands a solution. If
> they are not met with the appropriate solution, the problem wins.
>
> Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the
> Father except through Me." (John 14:6, NKJV) The problem we face is that
> we, in our sin, are separated from God our Creator. The result of the
> unanswered problem is that sin wins in death. Jesus is the answer, the
> solution to the problem. But, many of us just ignore the problem
> altogether and never see the need to fix it. Sin wins and we remain
> forever separated from God, who loved us enough to sacrifice His Son for
> us, so that we might have a way to the Father, the source of truth and life.
>
> Steve Gregory
> Washington, IN
> January 1999
>
> --
> To unsubscribe, send ANY message to <idea-central-unsubscribe@welovegod.org>
Amen Steve!