Jesus Chooses Imperfect People (and That Includes You)
The text introduces the 12 disciples chosen by Jesus, emphasizing their diverse backgrounds and imperfect qualities. Each disciple, from Simon Peter to Judas Iscariot, highlights God’s love and purpose for all, regardless of personal flaws. The author stresses that Jesus’ love offers hope and redemption, urging readers not to feel unworthy.
God Can Use Anyone: What the Wise Men Teach Us (Matthew 2)
The post reimagines the Christmas story, focusing on the wise men who brought gifts to Jesus. While often presumed to be three, their exact number is uncertain. Their role signifies that anyone, regardless of beliefs, can fulfill God’s purposes. Personal reflections emphasize God’s ability to use everyone, relating to the author’s experiences.
