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Blessed are Those Who Suffer
Romans 5:1-11
Suffering is part of the human experience.
As we reflect on Jesus’ experience on the cross, we can fellowship with him in his suffering and position ourselves to receive its benefits.
The life of faith is not free from pain and suffering. But present in suffering are joy, peace, and love.
Suffering does not eliminate our rightful position in Christ.
We can remain confident in who we are in Christ even in challenging times because the challenges are transforming us into His image with increasing glory.
There is purpose in your suffering.
In the same way that those who came before us bore witness to God’s awesomeness, may our lives also testify of the Lord’s faithfulness.
In the midst of your suffering, keep your eyes on Jesus.
Not one of God’s promises to you will fail. He is faithful to fulfill every one of them.
2 Timothy 3:12
John 16:33
1 John 2:6
1 Peter 2:21
2 Peter 1:3
Hebrews 11:35-40
Hebrews 12:2
He never said you’d only see sunshine,
He never said there’d be no rain,
He only promised us a heart full of singing, full of joy.
Give them all, give them all,
Give them all to Jesus.
Shattered dreams, wounded hearts, broken toys
And He will turn your sorrows into joy
“Give Them All to Jesus”
You’re too faithful to fail me,
You’re too faithful to disappoint me,
You’ve proven yourself in my life,
And I’ve come to realize,
You’re too faithful to fail me.
















