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Centred On The Saviour

 Being a Christian isn’t something that we do for ourselves. It’s not something that we achieve in our own strength. When we learn about Jesus, we are drawn to Him. It’s the love of God that draws us to Jesus. God shows us how much He loves us. He shows us how much He wants to change us. He leads us to Jesus – “the Way, the Truth and the Life” (John 14:6).
  Jesus is “the Way without which there is no going.” Without Jesus, we’re lost. Jesus finds us.
  Jesus is “the Truth without which there is no knowing.” Without Jesus, we can’t make sense of our life. He shows us what our life is all about.
  Jesus is “the Life without which there is no living.” Without Jesus, life seems empty. He gives us true and lasting joy.
  How can Jesus bring these blessings to us? – He is our Saviour.

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