G · God created us to be with him

You were made for more than this.

From the beginning of Creation, God designed you to be loved by him — not as an afterthought, but as the whole point.

Genesis 1:31 · John 17:3

“Have you ever felt like something was missing — even when everything looked fine?”

O · Our sins separate us from God

Something broke.

The problem isn’t just what we do — it’s who we’ve become. We’ve pushed God to the edges of our lives and lived like we’re the center. That’s what the Bible calls sin, and it has a cost: separation from the God who made us.

Romans 3:23 · Isaiah 59:2

“Have you ever done something you knew was wrong — and felt the distance it created?”

S · Sins cannot be removed by good deeds

We can’t fix this ourselves.

We try. We be better, do more, make up for it. But you can’t earn your way back to someone you’ve wronged — and you can’t fix a broken relationship by pretending it isn’t broken.

Ephesians 2:8–9 · Titus 3:5

“Have you ever tried to outrun guilt — and noticed it doesn’t work?”

P · Paying the price for sin — Jesus died and rose again

Someone stepped in.

Jesus — God himself — entered our world, lived the life we couldn’t, and died the death we deserved. But he didn’t stay dead.

He rose.

The resurrection isn’t a metaphor. It’s the hinge of history — and it changes everything.

Romans 5:8 · 1 Corinthians 15:3–4

“What would it mean if someone actually loved you enough to take the fall for you?”

E · Everyone who trusts in him alone has eternal life

This is for everyone.

Not the good enough. Not the religious. Everyone. The only requirement is trust — not performing, not cleaning up first, not having it figured out. Just turning to Jesus and saying: I need you.

John 3:16 · Romans 10:9–10

“What would it mean to stop trying to earn it — and just receive it?”

L · Life with Jesus starts now and lasts forever

This is the beginning, not the finish line.

Following Jesus isn’t a destination — it’s a direction. Life with him starts the moment you trust him, and it doesn’t end. You become part of something bigger: his mission, his people, his story.

John 10:10 · 2 Corinthians 5:17

“What if the best part of your story is still ahead?”

Where does this land with you?

There’s no magic formula here. If you mean this, say it — in your own words or these.

“Jesus, I believe you’re real.

I believe you died for me and rose again.

I’ve been living for myself, and I’m sorry.

I’m turning to you now.

I trust you — not my goodness — to make me right with God.

Come into my life. I’m yours.

Amen.”

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