Message from the Monthly Flyer May 2023
Who shall separate me from His Love? Romans 8:35 Who shall separate us from the love
of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine,
or nakedness, or peril, or sword? Before the long list of things, Paul asks WHO shall separate us from the love of Christ? He didn’t say, what shall separate us? There is nothing we do, and nothing other people may do that can separate us from His love. It may feel that He has stopped loving us when we go through tribulation and distress. Just like a child being corrected may feel—like Dad doesn’t love them anymore. But when they grow up, they realize it was all out of love. Not the lack of love, but rather because of love. There’s not a WHAT that can separate us, but there is a WHO. That “who” is me. I can separate myself from His love. I can never make Him stop loving me. But I can separate myself from that love. The Devil is aware of that and tries everything he can to make us stop loving God. If he can’t make us stop loving the Lord, he will try to convince us that the Lord has stopped loving us. Let us not be deceived. Whatever you go through, no matter how difficult it is, God STILL loves you. And if you stay in His love and do not leave that first love, He will turn the situation around for the good. Because EVERYTHING works together for the good to them that LOVE Him. That is why it is so important not to stop loving Him. If we stop loving and instead become bitter, or hateful, those bad things will have no meaning. But when we love or when we continue to believe He loves us, EVERYTHING will work together for the good. LOVE is offering you everything. Hate and bitterness has nothing to offer, other than pain. Rev Gøran ANdreassen
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