Loved before
you prove anything.

What if you could be fully known and still be loved?

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John 3:16 speaks of a love that gives. This film explores how Jesus’ life, death and resurrection show what that love looks like.

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Ever wondered whether you’d still be loved if they knew the whole story?

Despite our regrets, our guilt and our shame, we are still precious to God.

He loves us even when we see ourselves as hard to love.

“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only born Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life.”

He already knows the parts of your story that are hard to tell.

You don’t have to earn his love.

But that can be hard to believe when people you trusted have hurt or let you down.

God comes close to restore what has been wounded.

In Jesus, God entered our life, sharing its joy, pain and loss.

Jesus welcomed people who felt unwanted and gave them a place with him.

Some leaders saw that love and acceptance as a threat. Roman authorities had him killed on a wooden cross.

He willingly faced rejection, evil, and death to bring us into a life held by God’s love.

God raised him from the dead. Even death could not end that love.

Through Jesus, we can know that we are loved, and begin again with God.

You can tell Jesus the truth about your life, ask for forgiveness and begin trusting him.

His love stays with you as you heal and learn to love again.

You don’t have to become whole before you are welcome.

You can bring your questions to someone who will listen.

Start with what’s on your mind, or ask for help meeting people at a local church.

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