Cleaning up the mess of others

Episode 1 May 10, 2022 00:01:05
Cleaning up the mess of others
Tracking the Lion of Judah
Cleaning up the mess of others

May 10 2022 | 00:01:05

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The dung beetle has probably one of the dirtiest jobs of all the animals, cleaning up the mess of others. Listen what else it has and how this applies to a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.

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The dung beetle may not have the most pleasant job in the animal kingdom- Cleaning up the the mess left behind by others, but it is considered one of the planets strongest creatures. They can push over 1100 times their own body weight. This is the equivalent of an average person pulling six double-decker buses full of people. Jesus too has strength beyond measure! When Jesus gave His life freely He carried ALL the weight of our sin - past, present and future! Just as the dung beetle cleans up the mess of others, Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross and resurrection has cleaned up the mess in our hearts. We no longer have the burden of trying to clean up our lives on our own. Give your life to the Lord today - there is no need to carry your sin any further! Jesus carried it for you when He said at the point of death written in John 19:30 "It is finished." Photo courtesy: Fledge Fiamingo

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