By Davalynn Spencer @davalynnspencer
Do you believe God is the God of one?
Some may say that’s a self-centered way of looking at things, focusing on what God has done for you or me alone.
Maybe not.
In a women’s Bible study I attend, we recently worked through the book, MATCHLESS, by Angie Smith. She points out that in a crowd, Jesus always managed to find the one.
Consider those He healed or comforted:
the woman who touched his garment in the press of many people
the lame man at the pool among others there
the thief on the cross next to Him, where onlookers mocked or wept
Think about some of the one-on-one conversations Jesus had:
Nicodemus
the woman at the well
Pontius Pilate
Jesus did what His Father did when He reached out to the one.
God spoke to
Abraham
Hagar
Moses
He answered the prayer of
a shepherd
a king
a barren woman
How often we think we are too unimportant for God to notice, yet Jesus said a single sparrow cannot fall without God’s awareness of it.
“So don’t be afraid, “ He added. “you are worth more than many sparrows.”
When we call out to Him, He hears our solitary voice, even in the roar of a crowd.
“Whoever believes in Him …”
Whoever.
That means you.
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Cheering broke through Ronnie’s reverie as booted bridesmaids in sassy gowns and groomsmen wearing starched jeans and sunflower boutonnieres lined up for dancing. Guests made their way to the food, and Ronnie worked relay between the braised ribs table and the sweet tea and lemonade. Her mother held down the appetizer fort, and Felicity stood guard at the three-tiered waterfall of sunflowers on the wedding cake.
Perfection reigned. And Ronnie had never felt more alone in her life. ~”Taste and See” from Always a Wedding Planner
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Ohhhhhhhhhh!! This is so true!!!! I never thought of things this way!!
Thank you!
Glad it was a blessing, Jennifer.
Jesus said that he would leave the 99 and go look for the ONE that is lost.
We are ALL precious to him.
Jesus died on the cross for each of us. He gave each of us the opportunity for eternal life with him.
We should never think any less of ourselves than Jesus does.
So true, Karen.