God is kind


God is kind, the lobsterpot trap plant is a carnivorous plant, it gives away a smell that drags an insect into it, but when it’s inside the insect knows that it's in a trap, but then it sees a light! But it’s a liquid, but that is a trap. But what we should learn is God warned us about the plant, and we went inside, but God showed us grace, and kindness, God was kind to us when we didn’t deserve it, and God sent his son Jesus to die on the cross for our sins, but he rose from the dead!

Be kind to others

When someone hurts or does something bad to you, forgive them, and show kindness to them like God should kindness to you. So forgive everyone! No matter the person, because God forgave everyone. But don’t think: I didn’t do many bad things, the penalty for sin is death, and sin is born in the heart of a child, but God forgave you and me, everyone!

Kindness in the bible

Paul persecuted Christians, but God showed kindness and mercy to Paul, so to everyone you should show kindness. Or the parable Jesus told about two men who needed to repay because he gave them a loan, someone but both could not repay! One had little money and needed to give a lot more money, one had lots of money but needed to give a little more to the owner, but the owner forgave them both, God showed kindness to everyone the good and the bad. 

Summery time

God is kind to us even when we don’t deserve it. We should forgive everyone, even our enemies As God forgave us. We can see kindness in the bible when God showed kindness to  Saul or Paul, and we learned that we should show kindness to everyone even our enemies.. bye, see you soon THE END.

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