Sharing about What God Has Done

<p>Throughout the Bible, God calls His people to tell one another about all He has done. As we wait for Jesus to return bodily to earth and fully restore His creation, we go through a lot of hard things. But God is at work restoring this broken world, and when we experience Him bringing wholeness and goodness into our lives, we can look at</p><p>how this fits into His bigger story. Because of His great love for us, God came and lived among us, and He took all our sins upon Himself when He went to the cross. Through Jesus’s death and resurrection, God is drawing people to Himself and rescuing the world from sin and death. Let’s see what today’s devotion writer shares about remembering God’s faithfulness:</p><p>.</p><p>When we talk to others about the great things God has done for us, both in the Bible and in our own lives, a number of things happen.</p><p>.</p><p>When we share about the good things God has done, we help ease our own anxiety, and maybe help others feel less anxious too. When we talk about the ways God has looked out for us in the past, we remember He will look out for us again in the future. </p><p>.</p><p>When we talk about the good things God has done for us, we are acting as His witnesses (Acts 1:8). When we share about the ways God has worked in our lives, we help others see God as He truly is: good and kind. Our stories could inspire them to want to know Him. </p><p>.</p><p>When we talk about the things God has done for us, we worship God and show our gratitude for all He has done. Talking about some of the ways God has been faithful to us in the past also makes us want to serve Him and please Him in the future. </p><p>.</p><p>What has God done for you? How could you tell others? As you share, take time to thank God for His kindness to you, and remember His goodness. • Emily Acker</p><p>.</p><p>• Today’s devotion points out three reasons it’s important for us to tell one another about what God has done for us. Which of these reasons resonates with you the most? Why? Can you think of any other