A-pûn Awang 1:31

イエス様を信じているのに、「本当にイエス様は私を愛してくださっているの？」と、どうしても信じきれないときがある。聖書を何度読んでも、「私は愛される資格がない」「生きる意味なんてない」と心のどこかで思ってしまう。 社会の中で、IQや能力、結果が人の価値を決めるように感じてしまう瞬間もある。 「なんで私はこんなこともできないんだろう」「生きている価値はない」 そんな思いが積もって、気づけば心の中は「神様、どうして私を造ったの？」という問いでいっぱいになる。人として欠けだらけに思える自分。 それでも、神様はそんな私を造られた理由があるのだろうか。 この世界の中で、自分が生きる意味や、神様のご計画の中での役割は本当にあるのだろうか。 今日のデボーショナルでは、そんな問いに寄り添いながら、 「愛される資格」「神様があなたを造った理由」「生きる意味」について、 聖書を通して一緒に見ていきませんか。

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