Feb 3, 2025
John 3:17 (NIV) - For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him.
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John 3:17 (NIV) - For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him.
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Condemn
"No doubt the arbiters would put you away, after all the documents are signed. But I will have justice now." —Alovnek, Boros guildmage
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It's the grey that gets me. The grey areas in my life where I spent so much time trying to understand the whys within myself. Why did this happen? Why did I react that way? Why didn't I do more? Why didn't I remove myself? Why did I put myself in that situation? Why do I still wrestle with this? Why didn't I do better? Why did I accept that? Why do I think and feel this way? Why am I so stuck in the whys? And although this persistent need to understand and address myself has led to growth and maturity, it has also led me to question myself in times I should have stood firm on what I knew. It led me to condemn and criticize myself so brutally that I forgot how to give myself grace when I was met with confusion or show myself love when I felt lost. I can hold myself accountable without becoming my own mental aggressor. I can extend compassion to myself as I connect the dots of my life and mindset.
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Never complain, condemn, or criticize; just show them how to do better.
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What would you do…
What would you do, if you had all the time and help and resources that you needed to succeed?
Who could you be, if you knew you couldn’t fail?
It’s a classic thought exercise. One that can be truly eye-opening - if you take it seriously.
Because if you really spend some time with it, you can learn a lot about who you really are.
Depending on where you are in life, what you’ve been through and what you’re dealing with, it can also be incredibly hard to do.
Because when a lot has happened to you – especially when you’ve done a lot of it to yourself – it can be hard to not let those things shape you. When they do, it can be hard to see past them, even if it’s just for a thought exercise.
The thing is, no matter how hard it is for us to see past the things that have happened to us, no matter how long it’s been since we’ve seen who we really are, none of that matters to God.
As Jesus shows us in today’s Gospel (with the woman caught in adultery), when God looks at us, God always sees who we could be.
No matter what has happened to us – even if we’ve done it to ourselves – God never loses sight of who we really are.
More importantly, God doesn’t look at who we could be, then compare it to where we are now so that He can remind us of how far off the mark we are.
God wants to lift us up. To help us become who He made us to be. If we’ll let Him.
This is what’s behind it all. This is why He says to her,
“Neither do I condemn you. Go and sin no more.”
God sees us where we are now. But God never loses sight of who we could be.
God meets us where we are. And loves us too much to leave us there.
Today’s Readings
Verse of the Day - John 3:17
