God Loves You!
The Bible says, "God so cherished the world that He gave His unrivaled Son, that whoever has faith in Him will not die, but rather have interminable life"
The issue is that...
Every one of us have done, said or thought things that aren't right. This is called sin, and our transgressions have isolated us from God.
The Bible says "All have trespassed and miss the mark regarding the magnificence of God." God is immaculate and heavenly, and our transgressions isolate us from God until the end of time. The Bible says "The wages of wrongdoing is demise."
Fortunately, around 2,000 years back,
God sent His solitary Son Jesus Christ to bite the dust for our wrongdoings.
Jesus is the Son of God. He carried on with an immaculate life and afterward kicked the bucket on the cross to pay the punishment for our transgressions. "God shows His own adoration for us in that while we were yet miscreants Christ kicked the bucket for us."
Jesus became alive once again and now He lives in paradise with God His Father. He offers us the endowment of interminable life - of living always with Him in paradise on the off chance that we acknowledge Him as our Lord and Savior.
Jesus said "I am the way, reality, and the life. Nobody goes to the Father aside from by Me."
God connects in adoration to you and needs you to be His tyke. "The same number of as got Him, to them He gave the privilege to end up offspring of God, even to the individuals who accept on His name." You can request that Jesus Christ pardon your wrongdoings and come in to your life as your Lord and Savior.
On the off chance that you need to acknowledge Christ as your Savior and abandon your wrongdoings, you can request that he be your Savior and Lord by supplicating a petition this way:
"Master Jesus, I trust you are the Son of God. Much thanks to you for kicking the bucket on the cross for my transgressions. It would be ideal if you pardon my wrongdoings and give me the endowment of everlasting life. I ask you in to my life and heart to be my Lord and Savior. I need to serve you generally."