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Líder Devo
Grief brings a wide range of emotions, some of which are unexpected and surprising. It is unpredictable and all- encompassing. Grief, like death, is something you’re never truly prepared for.
In John 11, Lazarus, brother of Martha and Mary and friend of Jesus, is sick. Both of his sisters informed Jesus that Lazarus was sick. How did Jesus respond to the news? “This sickness will not end in death. No, it is for God’s glory. God’s Son will receive glory because of it” (John 11:4, NIrV).
After Lazarus’ passing, there was a period of mourning for those who knew and loved him. Even Jesus, the One who had power over death, wept (John 11:35). The pain was palpable and unimaginable. Mary and Martha believed that Lazarus’ death could have been prevented if Jesus had shown up earlier.
Jesús sintió el peso de la muerte, que Él mismo enfrentó poco después de resucitar a Lázaro. Sin embargo, ese peso no mantuvo a Lázaro en la tumba. Jesús habló y Lázaro caminó.
Have you ever felt the presence of Jesus’ humanness in your life? How does the pain Jesus felt resonate with you?
¿Cuándo te ha encontrado Jesús en tu dolor?
The pain of death is real, but so is Jesus’ power over it.
—Kathie Phillips
Director sénior del Ministerio de Próxima Generación
Colaborador de Wonder Ink
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Palabra de asombro:
“He saved us. It wasn’t because of the good things we had done. It was because of his mercy. He saved us by washing away our sins.”
— Titus 3:5 NiRV
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