We’ve all had experiences of being connected with a skeptic. Whether a close friend, a home group, or a well-meaning family member, we found our faith walk more difficult and exhausting when walking it with them at our side.
As believers, we must believe that God’s power of good is more reliable than anything we see, hear, feel, or think. Being a believer is a process which begins at the cross with the words, “It is finished!” The believer’s journey continues beyond the cross, through the waiting period of zero sensory perception, and finally to the resurrection.
In alignment with Jesus’ declaration, “It is finished!” we disconnect from the skeptics – those that live in our world and those that live in our heads.
We take a leap of faith and go all in. We shout, “Tetelestai,” to our skepticism and fling ourselves recklessly into hope springs.
Discover more from Finding Total Recovery in the Words of Christ, "It is Finished!"
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
Finding Total Recovery in the Words of Christ, "It is Finished!" 