That sounds good, doesn’t it? An abundant life. But is it real? At the beginning of that verse, Jesus mentioned a thief who comes to steal, kill, and destroy. He was referring to the devil, our very real enemy, who causes chaos in our world. I fell victim to the devil's schemes, much like Eve did in the Garden of Eden—I believed his lies and chose my way instead of following the way of Jesus, which led to great suffering for me and others. However, God, in His amazing grace and mercy, saved me and redeemed me. Now, I serve the Lord by proclaiming Christ's gospel. I'm here to help other women avoid the pitfalls I fell into and assist those who have fallen to find hope, healing, and reconciliation with the Lord.

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Here's the incredible truth I have learned and live to share: Jesus is the answer—to everything. He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life, who offers us an abundant life beyond our imagination. In Christ, we find forgiveness, reconciliation, and a deep and intimate relationship with our loving Creator better than anyone else could provide.

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When we confess our sins and surrender our lives to Jesus as Lord and Savior, we experience a profound transformation within our hearts and minds. We are freed from the chains of sin and offered the gift of eternal life. But abundant life is not just a distant promise for the future; it is meant to be lived here and now. 

 

Abundant life is a Christ-centered life marked by love, joy, peace, and a purpose beyond our desires.

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This does not mean a life free of difficult challenges or suffering. However, God assures us in His Word that we are never alone in our struggles. Jesus promises to be with us always, and He is, offering comfort, strength, and hope in every circumstance.

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Abundant life isn't meant to be walked alone. God places the lonely in families. I invite you to explore the Bible and the depths of God's love, which I have written about in my blog, and discover the purpose for which God made you in this time and place. 

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You didn’t arrive on this page by chance. God brought you here because He sees you and hears your cries. He desires for you to live an abundant life in Christ. He says, "Seek, and you will find." If you have any questions, please let me know—I would be happy to help. I would also love to pray for you. Just click the email button to reach out.

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Blessings in Christ,

Mara