During my recent trip to Scotland’s Highland, I was frequently asked on my views about the Lochness monster. The locals were fond of re-telling the story of the legendary monster whom they have affectionately call as ‘Nessie’ and they eagerly anticipate travellers to give the myth the benefit of doubt.
Though skeptical, I enjoyed all the tales and stories about Nessie’ first sighting back in 1933. I enjoy seeing how the locals speak of the tale with enthusiasm; determined to convince non-locals on the existence of Nessie through newspaper clippings and videos.
Doesn’t Christianity work the same way? Some non-believer may call the resurrection of Jesus Christ as a myth but we as believers could choose to believe or we could be sceptical because we have not seen the resurrection with our own physical eyes.
Would you speak of your faith and belief with determination? Are you convinced of your own faith that yes Jesus died for your sins and that you are made righteous through His sacrifice on the cross? If you do, you should be assured that you are free to approach His throne with boldness and that your faith is not surrended to a 'being' who is merely a myth; Jesus is real and your prayers will be answered.
The Scottish choose to re-tell the tale of the legendary Nessie. With the Bible and your own testimonials as your “newspaper clippings and videos”, would you choose to re-tell the good news about Jesus too?
John 20:29
Then Jesus told him, "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.”
-Irene Soon
Though skeptical, I enjoyed all the tales and stories about Nessie’ first sighting back in 1933. I enjoy seeing how the locals speak of the tale with enthusiasm; determined to convince non-locals on the existence of Nessie through newspaper clippings and videos.
Doesn’t Christianity work the same way? Some non-believer may call the resurrection of Jesus Christ as a myth but we as believers could choose to believe or we could be sceptical because we have not seen the resurrection with our own physical eyes.
Would you speak of your faith and belief with determination? Are you convinced of your own faith that yes Jesus died for your sins and that you are made righteous through His sacrifice on the cross? If you do, you should be assured that you are free to approach His throne with boldness and that your faith is not surrended to a 'being' who is merely a myth; Jesus is real and your prayers will be answered.
The Scottish choose to re-tell the tale of the legendary Nessie. With the Bible and your own testimonials as your “newspaper clippings and videos”, would you choose to re-tell the good news about Jesus too?
John 20:29
Then Jesus told him, "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.”
-Irene Soon
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