Hey dear, friends! As we approach Easter, I’ve been reflecting on the incredible message of hope and rescue that this season brings. It’s all about Jesus, our Good Shepherd, who tirelessly watches over us and rescues us from the dangers of this world.
You see, just like a shepherd protects his sheep from the wolves lurking in the shadows, Jesus is always there for us, ready to shield us from harm and lead us to safety. He knows the trials and tribulations we face, and He’s willing to go to great lengths to ensure we are safe.
Think about it: Jesus came into this world knowing full well the challenges and dangers that awaited Him. Yet, out of His boundless love for us, He willingly laid down His life on the cross to rescue us from the grasp of the enemy.
It’s a powerful reminder that no matter how fierce the wolf may seem, Jesus is greater still.
But that’s not where the story ends. On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the glorious victory of our Good Shepherd over death itself. Jesus resurrected from the dead, proving once and for all that He is the ultimate victor. And because of His resurrection, we can celebrate and be with Him, knowing that nothing can separate us from His love.
So, this Easter, as we reflect on the profound love and sacrifice of our Good Shepherd, let’s also turn to Psalm 25:15. It reminds us that our eyes should always be on the Lord, for He rescues us from the traps of our enemies. Let’s trust in His guidance and protection, knowing that He is always with us.
“My eyes are always on the Lord, for he rescues me from the traps of my enemies.”Psalm 25:15
May we find comfort and strength in the knowledge that Jesus has already won the victory over the enemy, and that nothing can separate us from His love. And may we live each day with the confidence and assurance that we are cherished and protected by the one who laid down His life for us.
Amen ?!
The one important thing is Jesus rescue us for the enemy by laying down his life and inviting us to his palace.
Your friend
Dariush Youkhaneh
You Are Awesome 