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For this Man...

For this man who walked the earth...
He was more than a prophet
More than just a "good man"
He was LOVE

For this man who suffered and bled...
He suffered more than just pain
He suffered rejection, lonliness, and hatred
He suffered for us

"What greater love is there than this:
that a man should lay down HIS LIFE
for His friends..."

For this KING who left His perfect throne
For this MAKER who created you SPECIAL
For this SAVIOR who
TOOK
YOUR
PLACE

"For the wages of sin is death...
but the gift...
is eternal life...
through salvation..."

For this forgiving, loving, righteous LORD...
Will you not live your life for Him?
He gave His for you...

"So what now? Shall we go on sinning?"
ABSOLUTELY NOT!

His sacrifice is TOO GREAT
for us to take it for granted...

For this Christ...
What will you choose to do?

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