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I Call You Savior
Jesus came to earth to pay the penalty for our sins because He loves us. That’s the good news of the gospel; the single act that changed the way people can experience God for all time. Through His death and resurrection, He made a way for you to be reconciled to God. It becomes even more powerful when we pause and make it personal. Jesus is not just the Savior of the world — He is the Savior of you.
His sacrifice purchased your freedom and forgiveness, adopting you into His family. There’s nothing you can do to make God turn away from you because salvation is not something we earn but a gift we receive by grace. When you call Him Savior, you’re declaring that His blood was enough to cover your sins and that His grace is sufficient to sustain you. Let His sacrifice fill you with gratitude and remind you that you are deeply loved just as you are right now.
Make It Personal
- Reflect on what it means to you personally that Jesus died for your sins. Say a prayer of gratitude for His sacrifice.
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About this Plan
While we may lack wisdom or strength when we face challenges, we know a Name that is above it all—Jesus. He is the ultimate overcomer, and when we call on Him, nothing is impossible. This devotional is based on the song, "I Know A Name." The hope of this song is to lift our eyes above our struggles and remind us that true help and victory are found in Jesus.
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We would like to thank Elevation Church for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: https://www.elevationworship.com/
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