In Monopoly there’s a card in the Community Chest card set that says “get out of Jail Free”. For some this is just a random card in a board game. Yet the Bible does have a similar option. In this verse we are told that if someone is completely resolved in repenting the wrongs they have done there is a place in heaven for them.

Although this sounds straight forward it can be challenging for many Christians. Can you accept the thought of Ivan Milat being in heaven? The Bible tells us clearly that if he were to repent of his crimes he would be accepted into heaven and Gods presence. So how would you feel about meeting him in heaven? Does the thought make you feel uncomfortable now? If so why?

As Christians we should know full well what God has done for us through his Son. So that we can be completely reconciled. If we are accepted as we are; we should understand how those we have hated may also be accepted.

For in heaven there will be no anger or hatred. Only the perfect Grace of God and the Divine Salvation of Jesus.

Prayer

Lord, I pray to see others wil your eyes and with your love for them.

Amen

 

 

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