Daily Devotional: 3/16/2018

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“Whoever has my  commands and keeps them is the one who loves me. The one who loves me will be loved by my Father, and I too will love them and show myself to them.” John 14:21.

There is a difference between saying you believe in Jesus and showing you believe in Jesus. Jesus did not just go around saying he loved people, he showed it. The way we do things is the way people perceive us. It is better for people to see the light in you, then to see the dark in you. We are all natural born sinners do not get me wrong, but Jesus came and died for our sins in order for our sins to be forgiven. If we walk around following the commands that God laid out for us and show that we are, God will be please with us and he will know that we love him. Today just think about how your outer self acts. Think about how people may perceive you. Ask people. Reevaluate you’re the music you listen to, the way you speak, your body language. Show someone that you’re a light. #LetsBeAMovement

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