God is Looking for you


God is looking for you, when Adam and Eve ate the fruit, they hid from God! Then God came looking for them, God is looking for you, when you sin you stray away from God, like the parable of the good shepherd, one sheep gets lost and the good shepherd left his 99 sheep! and went after 1 sheep, he finds the lost sheep at the end of the parable, we are like that sheep sometimes, we want to leave God and go after sin’s happiness, but sin’s happiness will be with you 1 minute and the next it goes away, sin’s happiness won’t last forever, but God’s love is everlasting.

God finds you when you even don’t want to be found

When you're in sin’s happiness and you don’t want God to find you, then you're in a Jonah incident. Jonah ran from God, Hoping that God wouldn’t see him, but God is everywhere so God saw Jonah all the time. In our sin, we don’t want to be seen.

Sin’s happiness

 the happiness of sin is like a cracker, one minute you are happy because of the beauty, and the next minute everything becomes normal, sin is much worse and it entangles you, the rock python, entangles its victim when its victim tries to breathe the snake squeezes in soon the victim won’t breathe, even it will kill lions! So even the greatest of you can fall into sin trap, so don’t be prideful, but Jesus came down to earth to rescue us from sin, God's everlasting Love God came looking for his sheep.

Summary time

Don’t hide from God like Jonah, and like the story of Jonah God saw him, God will see you too because God is everywhere, and don’t forget that sheep, God came looking for us, we are that one sheep, we left God and went after sin but God came looking for us. God sees everything, even all the sins in the world but yet God chose to die on the cross for our sins. Sin's happiness is fleeting, but God’s love is everlasting. God came down to the earth to die on the cross for our sins, but three days later Jesus rose from the dead and trampled sin and death. 

Bye, see you soon THE END.

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