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A Radical Solution

CrossblurThe Scriptures say that we, as humans, are created in the image and likeness of God. As a result, we can attain to a relationship with the Creator through Jesus Christ. In fact, the Westminster Catechism states that that is our chief aim; to know God and love Him forever. Yet it seems sin has so corroded our aspirations for God that we are too often willing to settle for a life of banality. Louis of Granada says that, "Men have so perverted their natures that, like brute animals they seek nothing but the goods of the body. What greater disorder than that so noble a creature, capable of the happiness and glory of God, should live and act like an animal and not have any other occupation or seek any other end than to meet their bodily desires."  Such radical sickness called for a radical solution!  "Anyone who considers these things will not be surprised at the incarnation of the Son of God, because so great an evil demanded an extraordinary remedy." Let's make sure that these weeks of Easter we turn toward our true calling and live mindfully in relationship with the God who made us and redeemed us through Jesus! Blessings!

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