In this episode, Rabbi Schneider explores the true nature of divine love, breaking through the barriers of human perception and emotional fluctuation. Through an insightful interpretation of biblical Scripture, he reassures us that God’s affection transcends our understanding of merit and worthiness. Whether in tranquility or turmoil, God’s love prevails, guiding us toward a deeper connection with the divine. Tune in for a message of faith, hope, and the everlasting embrace of God’s love.
Welcome to Seeds of Revelation, a short devotional presented by Rabbi Schneider, a Jewish believer in Jesus, the Messiah.
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You know, sometimes we don’t feel God’s love. I know I don’t always feel God’s love. Sometimes I’m just at such peace. Last night when I went to sleep, laying on my pillow, I just felt such peace in my relationship with the Lord and the Holy Spirit. But sometimes I don’t necessarily feel peace. It’s not because I’ve necessarily done anything wrong. It’s just that feelings are not the ultimate anchor of measuring how much God loves us. He loves you and I, whether we feel close to him or not. And a scripture that really helps us to anchor our faith in this revelation of God’s love for us is from the book of Romans chapter 5a, which says that God loves demonstrated he demonstrated his love for us in that why we were yet sinners christ died for us listen to this why you and i were yet sinners when we didn’t know god We didn’t know God from a hole in our head. We never thought about God, but even when we did not ever think about God, when we didn’t know him, Christ died for us. In other words, when the father sent Jesus into the world, it wasn’t because the world was walking with him, but his love went out to the world that was walking astray from him. This is how faithful and how dependable God’s love is. So know that God loved you and I, When we were yet sinners, he’s not going to leave you because you fall. Beloved, your faith and your security in relationship with God is anchored in Yeshua’s atoning death on the cross for you. God’s love for you and I isn’t dependent on our obedience to him. His love for us is unconditional. This doesn’t give us, obviously, an excuse to sin, because if we’ve really experienced the love of God, we’re going to have the fear of God, and we’re going to have a desire to obey him. Anyone that says they know God and practices sin as a habit, they don’t know the Lord. But on the other hand, we should be secure, beloved, that Christ died for you and I while we were yet sinners. His love for us isn’t fickle. So when you lay your head on your pillow tonight, I want you to know that God loves you. The Father loves you. Yeshua loves you, whether you feel him or not.
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