God's Wondrous Love

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life."

1) The Greatest Lover

2) The Greatest Degree of Love

3) The Greatest Company

4) The Greatest Act

5) The Greatest Gift

6) The Greatest Opportunity

7) The Greatest Simplicity

8) The Greatest Attraction

9) The Greatest Promise
10) The Greatest Difference

11) The Greatest Certainty

12) The Greatest Possession

God's wondrous love! Nothing can describe it. Nothing can measure it. Oh, the magnitude of God's love! God loved us so much that He was willing to give His only Son to this world, that we might through Him believe and be saved. That is the greatest love! God was willing to sacrifice all that we might be saved! God literally turned His back on His Son--He Who took all of our sin upon Him--that He might bring us to God.

"The nail-pierced hands of Jesus reveal the love-filled heart of God."

Oh, how He loves

you and me!

Merle

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