Flawless: How to See Yourself Through God’s Eyes Sample

The Ultimate Love – A Devotion for the Family
God doesn’t divvy out His love to us in small portions. Instead He pours out His love into our hearts. Very rarely will someone die for someone they merely respect, but occasionally someone will die for someone they love. That’s what makes God’s love for us so evident! Jesus died for us while we were still sinners, hating God and in rebellion of Him. His love extended to those who are most unworthy of it. He willingly took the punishment for our sins. He gave the most He could give to those who deserved it the least.
You may feel like nobody, but to God you are somebody. He chose to send His Son to die for you! What a great demonstration of our value and worth. In fact, God’s Word says that when we place our trust in Him as our Savior, He makes us God’s children and co-heirs with Him. No matter what comes into our lives, He is there and His love is always available to us.
Our identity changes when we become God’s children. True freedom and self-worth are found only in Christ. Once you accept the truth of God’s ultimate love, His opinion becomes more important than others. Ultimately, it’s the only opinion that matters.
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About this Plan

Are you struggling with insecurity? Low self-confidence? You should know that God sees you as flawless! This devotional plan is made for the entire family and includes devotionals for parents, teens, and more. Here, you and your family will learn how to refocus your vision so you can understand how God sees you all as redeemed and loved.
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