What if you could be fully known and still loved?

God made us for life with him and for love with one another.
Genesis 1:26–31 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
Every person is worth loving.

Yet the world we know is full of hurt, broken relationships and death.
Romans 8:18–25 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)God has not given up on us.

In Jesus, God came to share our life and bring us close.
John 1:1–18 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)Jesus healed people, welcomed those pushed aside and challenged those who abused their power.
Mark 2:15–3:6 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
Powerful leaders turned against him, and Roman authorities had him killed on a wooden cross.
Luke 23:13–46 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)He willingly faced human evil and death to free us from their power.
Hebrews 2:14–15 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
God raised Jesus from the dead. Evil and death had not won.
1 Corinthians 15:1–8, 12–22 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)Through Jesus, we can share in his victory and begin a new life.
Colossians 2:13–15 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
His gift is a life with God, with forgiveness, belonging and hope beyond death.
Ephesians 2:1–10 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
You can ask God to forgive you and trust Jesus to help you live differently.
Ephesians 2:1–10 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)God stays with us, restoring us and helping us learn to love.
Romans 8:9–11 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)That life begins now and continues beyond death.
John 11:25–26 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)
You can start with an honest question, and find people to walk with you.
Acts 2:37–47 ↗, read on Bible Gateway (opens in a new tab)