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God’s into new. He’s huge into new.

You’ve got to know this. This is his heart, to make all things new. And this is ex- actly what 2 Corinthians tells us happens when someone becomes a Christian, they become
a brand-new creature. They become new. The old things have passed away, behold all things have become—what?—new.

God’s into new—new Heaven, new Earth. The old things have passed away. Behold all things become new. “I make all things new.”

Just look at our verses today. Everything that God has promised will be done! Everything He is, done! This is His heart—to make all things new in our lives and to give us 100 percent of everything He is and has promised! This is a hope for those who believe in Him that can help us overcome anything that life or the enemy throws at us.

But watch out; not everyone is included in this promise. The cowardly, unbelieving, abominable, murderers, sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars find their end in the lake of fire. They don’t make it in. They’re dead—doubly dead—spiritually dead and physically dead, dead-dead. They don’t become new.

Let me be clear—this is all of us apart from the grace and mercy of Christ Jesus. Or can you tell me that you’ve always believed God and always put Him first in your life? We’re all headed for this double death unless we put our faith in Christ to save us. And when we do believe in Jesus, asking Him to save us from this terrible death, following His leadership, He makes us a promise—to make us new.

And this newness not only exists individually, just for us, but person to person to person to person to person. God is not just going to make us new, but He will make everything—ev- erything!—new, even Heaven and Earth.

God is into new. If you want to become new, He’s ready to give it to you today.

Prayer
Father God,
Thank You that You make all things new, even me, because I really need to be made new today! I give myself to You and ask You to save me. Make me Your child, and make me new!
Amen