Every Scar you own

 

Every Scar you own

You might like myself have scars all over your body with memories and stories attach to them.

I have scars from when I was a child when I went with my bike down a hill, took a spin and fell on my knee and scraped it badly enough that my mother had to take the gravel off it.

Another one from Italy when I was balancing on a ramp and fell on an adjacent wall made of sharp stone.

It seems that every scar you own are recorded on your or my body.  Sometimes, these scars still hurt like the one I have from my hip surgery.  Sometimes it itches.

Every scar has a story to tell, and we bear them one by one.

The Bible says that Jesus took our infirmities on himself when he died on the Cross (Isaiah 53).  Even those emotional scars that we carry around.  He wants them for himself so he can heal you.  Those scars of abuse he wants them. Why?  So that they don’t become a heavier burden to you because he loves you.  He wants to carry and care about everything you go through.

He will free you more when you give your sicknesses and infirmities to him.  His goal is to make you a new person and transform you from the inside out.

Jesus Christ is doing it all for your welfare.  You can trust him even though you might not trust anyone else.  He is good!  I have been with him for over 40 years, and he has never failed me once.

If you are not born again I invite you to ask Jesus to come into your heart and confess him to be your Lord and Savior.  Believe on the Son of God and be saved.  Share your faith with your neighbour and family and love them.  Your life is now brand new and you have eternal life. (John 3:16)

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