[Ohio-Communities-of-Faith] FW: [CWWC] Greg Laurie: Daily Devotion: It Isn’t the End of Your Story

[Michael Moore]

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 Wednesday, April 28, 2021
It Isn’t the End of Your Story
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“It was by faith that Moses left the land of Egypt, not fearing the
king’s anger. He kept right on  going because he kept his eyes on the
one who is invisible.”
—Hebrews 11:27
Have you ever said or done something you regret? Maybe you thought, “If
only I could relive that  moment.”
What would Eve have given for another chance before that tree in the
Garden of Eden? What would  Moses have given for another chance to just
speak to the rock instead of strike it?
But what happened with Moses wasn’t his whole story. Hebrews 11 gives
us the Heroes Hall of Faith,  an account of great men and women who
trusted God and put their faith into action. For example,  verse 27
says of Moses, “It was by faith that Moses left the land of Egypt, not
fearing the king’s  anger. He kept right on going because he kept his
eyes on the one who is invisible” (NLT).
No record is made of his mistakes, and the same is true for the others
mentioned in Hebrews 11. The  passage goes on to say, “It was by faith
that Moses commanded the people of Israel to keep the  Passover and to
sprinkle blood on the doorposts so that the angel of death would not
kill their  firstborn sons” (verse 28 NLT).
The action of putting the blood on the doorposts made the perfect image
of a cross. So the judgment  of God didn’t come upon their firstborn.
Moses applied the blood of the Passover lamb, and he was  under the
blood. And ultimately, Moses finished his race well.
In the same way, Jesus died for our sins, and once we’ve asked Him to
forgive our sins, we need to  accept the fact that we’re forgiven. We
don’t have to keep going back and reliving our past again  and again or
try to offer some kind of penance for our sin.
So if you’ve messed up, if you’ve said or done something you’re ashamed
of, here’s the good news:  God gives second chances.
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