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TOPIC: GOD WANTS TO GIVE YOU A NEW LIFE             
NOVEMBER Thursday 29th
TEXT: John 14: 1-3
KEY VERSE: For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3: 16

God has a good gift for you. This gift is the new life. He wants to do a special work in your life that will surprise you and surprise those that know you. If God can have your attention and your cooperation, it will happen today! But you wonder, what is this new life? The Bible describes this new life by some characteristics and terminologies. It is called salvation. It is called born again. It is a new birth. It is new creation. It is regeneration. Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new. 2 Corinthians 5: 17

This is a life that is saved from sin and evil deeds:
(1). It is a life that is freed from sinful guilt and condemnation;
(2). It is a life that transforms your nature from bad to good;
(3). It is a life that gives you rest from your heavy burden;
(4). It is a life that gives you the hope of eternal life.

This is the work of God Himself. God wants to put you in the right way so that He can have relationship with you and you can enjoy Him. Jesus is the One to give you the new life. He is the only One by which you can have a good and free life. He died for you because He so much loves you. He resurrected in mighty power. His power is available now to save you from sin, sickness and Satan. He went back to heaven to prepare a place for your eternal dwelling with Him. If you will yield your life to Him, your sins will be forgiven, you will receive power for a new life of righteousness, and you will have a place with Him in heaven.

Thought for the day: Jesus is the One to give you the new life
Song for the day: I am a new creation
Bible reading for the day:
Ezekiel 41-42; 2 Peter 1
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