As I meditated how the apostle Paul said, “God presented Him as the atoning sacrifice through faith in His blood” (Romans 3:25a, BSB), I am being reminded of how the heart of atonement is found through Jesus Christ who sacrificed Himself up on the cross for our sins. Indeed, I read how the apostle John assured the believers to know how Jesus had atoned’ the sins of all people for the sins that they had committed (1 John 2:2, NIV). Truly, Herbert Spencer said, “The task of religion is atonement” to know how the vitality and irretrievably may fail if one fails to bring men and women into correspondence with God, like how one theologian puts it: “It is a task worthy of God” as they pointed out inside the Every Day Light online devotional text. As such, I thank Jesus for being my Saviour who has not only died for my sins but the sins of the world and that through Jesus I am thankful that I have eternal life through Him. And, this prompts me to deliver men and women from evil and know how God has claimed His deepest love for their lives and that He provides them with His salvation.
Hence, this prompts me to thank Jesus that He has reconciled the world and ourselves back to God through the message of the cross (2 Corinthians 5:19, NIV) as I did my today’s reading.
Do you know of anyone who doesn’t know Jesus yet and needs reconciliation today?
Profile Background:
Jeremy Koh is a disabled graduate from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore – formerly known as Spastic Children Association (1987–1997). He graduated with Certificates in Microsoft Office Skills & a HR Administrator Graduate (CHRA) under Human Capital Singapore–SGEnable Collaboration of Partnership – HCS HR PowerBank (7th Dec 2021 to 3rd June 2022) | Former Project Assistant/Email Marketing Consultant |A Connecter in ServeHope Pte Ltd & GrowthBeans Team in Savior-Asia Consulting Pte Ltd | A KeyGuard Specialist @(these)abilites Pte Ltd handling all KeyGuard Operations for 10 months in World United College South East Asia (Tampines Branch) | an Executive Assistant with Vision Strategy Storytelling (3 months, Aug to Oct 2017); A Founder in the ground up initiative project called – Project Stories for LIFE (Affiliated with Youth Corps Singapore, a former member of the Special Needs Cluster) |A PwD Advocate – a representing voice of the Disabled Community to the public today.
Prayer Response to this featured article:
Jesus, we pray for the million of souls to know how their salvation had been fully paid through the penalty that Jesus died for their sins today.
(Written by Jeremy Koh, 6th January 2021)
Hence, this prompts me to thank Jesus that He has reconciled the world and ourselves back to God through the message of the cross (2 Corinthians 5:19, NIV) as I did my today’s reading.
Do you know of anyone who doesn’t know Jesus yet and needs reconciliation today?
Profile Background:
Jeremy Koh is a disabled graduate from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore – formerly known as Spastic Children Association (1987–1997). He graduated with Certificates in Microsoft Office Skills & a HR Administrator Graduate (CHRA) under Human Capital Singapore–SGEnable Collaboration of Partnership – HCS HR PowerBank (7th Dec 2021 to 3rd June 2022) | Former Project Assistant/Email Marketing Consultant |A Connecter in ServeHope Pte Ltd & GrowthBeans Team in Savior-Asia Consulting Pte Ltd | A KeyGuard Specialist @(these)abilites Pte Ltd handling all KeyGuard Operations for 10 months in World United College South East Asia (Tampines Branch) | an Executive Assistant with Vision Strategy Storytelling (3 months, Aug to Oct 2017); A Founder in the ground up initiative project called – Project Stories for LIFE (Affiliated with Youth Corps Singapore, a former member of the Special Needs Cluster) |A PwD Advocate – a representing voice of the Disabled Community to the public today.
Prayer Response to this featured article:
Jesus, we pray for the million of souls to know how their salvation had been fully paid through the penalty that Jesus died for their sins today.
(Written by Jeremy Koh, 6th January 2021)
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