Weekly Truth

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Ephesians 1:7

Scripture is God-breathed and true. When we memorize it, we carry the gospel with us wherever we go.

This week we will memorize a verse from Ephesians, a promise of the redemption we have in Jesus.

In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace…
—Ephesians 1:7

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  1. Ashley Cesare says:

    Sorry friends! I hit “Post” too early! Here is what I was typing:

  2. Ashley Cesare says:

    “Forgiveness” most definitely stands out to me in this verse but “redemption” really stood out to me. Sure, we can let sin weigh us down. We can beat ourselves up over mistakes we have made. I myself have balled

  3. Rebekah C says:

    Every time I read the opening for the weekly truth, I quote to myself Colossians 1:27b Christ in you, the hope of glory.

    And Hebrews 8:10 “For this is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel
    After those days, says the Lord:
    I will put My laws into their minds,
    And I will write them on their hearts.
    And I will be their God,
    And they shall be My people.

    Memorizing it doesn’t cause us to carry the gospel.

    Being reborn by the Spirit causes us to carry the gospel within us.

    That’s the Gospel, that Jesus came, died, rose again and now resides in us.

    Memorizing scripture happens as I read and re-read the scripture.

    There’s nothing wrong with memorizing scripture and is good to do, but we if we don’t have this scripture or as many as another person, it does not make us less or more saved than any other person who has been reborn.

    Read your Bible.

    1. Catherine - says:

      Thanks for that reassurance Rebekah!

  4. Jessica Williamston says:

    This is a great foundational scripture about the power of the blood of Jesus. To be lavished with forgiveness and all other spiritual blessings. What a gift.

  5. Traci Gendron says:

    Happy Mother’s Day to all you beautiful ladies!

  6. Lehua K. says:

    Happy Mother’s Day, beautiful SRT ladies!

  7. Tina says:

    Dorothy, that is going to be hard…

    Praying for you both as you navigate today.
    Sending hugs wrapped in love and prayers..❤

  8. DOROTHY says:

    Please prayer for my sister, Carol, this is her first Mother’s Day without my niece, Molly. I remember how hard the first Mother’s Day was without my son. I appreciate all your comments my Christian sisters. God bless you all.

  9. Mari V says:

    I’m forgiven! There are days when I have a hard time accepting this when I feel so underserved. But the bottom line? I am forgiven through the blood of Jesus Christ and I am grateful. Happy Mother’s Day to you all, my beautiful sisters!

  10. PamC says:

    Happy Mother’s Day y’all!

  11. Peggy Larmore says:

    Happy Mother’s Day sisters ❤

  12. Nancy Singleton says:

    We love because He first loved us-thank you that because of God’s great love of us, we are empowered to love others, especially our sometimes imperfect , unlovable children &/or mothers. He is the source of our great love. Mother’s Day blessings to you all, sweet sisters!

  13. Taylor says:

    Continuation into Ephesian 1:8: “…that he LAVISHED on us.” So thankful for this redemption in Christ! There is no other way!
    I saw this on Facebook and I wanted to share:
    Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there including mothers who have lost children, those who have lost their own mothers, those who have strained relationships with their mothers, mothers with strained relationships with their children, those who have chosen not to be mothers, and those yearning to be mothers <3 You are all included, seen, and loved today!

  14. Melissa Mcronney says:

    Amen…powerful

  15. Katie Fleming says:

    Happy Mother’s Day to everyone! This is such a blessed community, thank you God for bringing us all together!

  16. Churchmouse says:

    As a little girl I did not like hearing or thinking about the blood of Jesus. It seemed creepy when folks spoke about being “covered by the blood.” It brought to mind the image from the movie “Carrie” and that is something I never wanted to have happen to me. Thankfully my understanding grew as I aged. While the image of Jesus dying on the cross remains a graphic one, I know I am the beneficiary of His sacrifice. All who believe are. Now I see the blood of Jesus for what it truly is: an undeserved gift providing an inheritance of unbelievable proportion, here on earth as well as in heaven. It is a gift I want all to accept. There is nothing creepy about it. It is glorious!

    1. Sharon L says:

      ❤️

  17. Tina says:

    In him we have redemption through his blood…
    When I read this line of the verse, what came to mind was a picture of the first Passover, and the instructions to kill and put the blood of an unblemished lamb or goat on their (the Israelites) doorposts above the door.. and the words that came with that image was.. ‘this is for everyday, Jesus’ blood covers you everyday, every moment, every second…’

    Selah.

    There’s a revelation right there.. Thank you God. Thank you Jesus. Thank you..

    Happy Mothering Sunday Sisters, Be absolutely Blessed today.❤

  18. Kristina says:

    As I prayed over yesterdays grace day verse – “But the Counselor, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and remind you of everything I have told you.” – John 14:26 I began to weep in sorrow, because I put God in a position to remind me of His teachings daily. That repetition must be exhausting. Right now I feel like Im in a battle with my kids to listen and stay on top of their responsibilities. Then there is their dad who is unreliable. BUT then today with the weekly truth we are redeemed!! We are forgiven for our sins!! I am shown grace <3

    1. Jessica Fuller says:

      That’s such a beautiful picture of God’s grace and forgiveness. Thanks for sharing! Hallelujah! Praise the Lamb!

    2. Traci Gendron says:

      I wept for the sheer joy of knowing that the Holy Spirit will remind me when I feel I cannot. Thanks for sharing!