God can Help



 

 When things are hard and we are sunk down in our sin, no one can save us, not even the most outstanding man in the world can’t save us! but the lord who did not need to die on the cross for our sins, his love for us was so great that he died for us, Jesus rose from the dead, and he trampled sin and death, so nothing you or anyone can do to pull you out of sin won’t work, But God with his love will rescue you.


God will help you


 maybe you imagine that the Lord will not care That you are sinking. First think of this, if a father sees his son sinking In the mud! the father will dive into it to help his son, until his son is free he will not reset. God is our father, so when he sees us sinking in sin, he will dive into it, God has amazing love for us.


God Helps us Constantly 


our God never sleeps, so when the dark precarious night happens, we don't need to be afraid, for the Lord is with us always, in hard times and easy times.


 God will help us through persecution


when things are hard and persecution happens, God is with us, so what can man do to us? If They imprison us, well what did Paul do, he wrote, what did John do, talk to the guards, if they kill us, we will be with God, and if they release us then we can spread the good news.


Summery time: God’s love for us is great! Jesus [who is God] died on the cross for us! amazing love and grace God has for us. Don’t think “God doesn't care about me, I am useless” but remember that when a father sees that his son is sinking in the mud the father will stop at nothing to rescue his son, like God, we are God’s children, so God will help us when we are sinking in sin. God helps us always, even when we are asleep! because God never sleeps, so we don’t need to be afraid. God is always with us, even through persecution, and God will help us no matter what.


Bye, see you soon THE END.


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