đź’ Reflect
Have you ever wondered about how Jesus set us free from sin, law, and death? Well, today on our journey with Jesus, we will try to understand that Jesus is sent by God to save us. Jesus died on the cross as part of God’s salvation plan. He suffered as obedient and blameless for us who are disobedient and to blame, and so His blood saves us from our sins. That’s how we as believers are restored in relationship with God, and we are called His children!
đź“– Galatians 3:13
“But Christ has rescued us from the curse pronounced by the law. When he was hung on the cross, he took upon himself the curse for our wrongdoing.”
âť” Questions
• What does it mean that Jesus rescued you?
• This verse makes it clear that He took the “curse” upon Himself. Think about what Jesus had to endure to take our sins upon Himself.
• Don’t you want to share this message with your friends today so that they can also join you on this wonderful journey as a child of God?
🙏 Talk to God
Lord, thank You for what You endured for me __________ on the cross. Thank You for _______ me with Your __________. Thank You for loving me so much that I may be Your ___________. I love You so much. Amen.
📢 Identity statement
Say it out loud: “I am free.”
🎨 Respond
Write in your journal today about what it means to be free. Then write a testimony letter that you can anonymously place inside someone’s school bag to invite them to Jesus’s feet.
🤳Social media
Share on your WhatsApp status or Instagram story: Jesus freed me!
đź‘Ą People
Jesus freed you and paid the full price – Can you treat your brothers and sisters as if Jesus already freed them today? Can you speak with love and patience?
🔥 Go Deeper
This month’s Scripture is = Galatians 3
Read the rest of the chapter today and notice:
• Galatia was a large Roman province where Paul did evangelism. Go look at a map of the province today and journey with Paul through Galatians.
• Galatians is the only one of Paul’s letters where he is so upset that he doesn’t start with his typical “I thank God for you…” greeting. What was he so upset about?
• Galatians and three other books of the Bible are famous as Paul’s main letters. Which are the other three?
