Born Again 3: Born Again

Day Three in our Born Again series.

This series is inspired by John Chapter 3, where we take a moment each day to explore what it means to be "Born Again." The passage can be found in John 3:3-4, as written in the First Nations Version of the Bible.

Transcript

I speak from my heart, Creator sets free, Jesus answered. Only one who has been born from above can see Creator's good road. Conquers the people, Nicodemus was surprised by this strange answer. So he asked, Can a man be born when he is old? Can he enter his mother's womb to be born a second time? Listen closely, Creator sets free, Jesus answered. One must be born of both water and spirit to walk Creator's good road. The human body only gives birth to natural life, But it takes the spirit of Creator to give birth to a spiritual life. Do not be surprised that I said to you, You must be born from above. Let's take a moment to consider what it means to be born again. Let's reflect on that for a moment. Let's consider the metaphor of a caterpillar becoming a butterfly. The caterpillar needs the hardship to be reborn. If you help a butterfly out of the cocoon, You will cripple the butterfly. She needs the struggle to become something more beautiful. She needs the struggle. She needs the struggle to become something more beautiful. Thank you for sharing this tender, Sacred moment with me today, My friends. May grace and peace, Light and love, Be with you.

Reviews

We are blessed to be resurrected with our Risen Lord. The butterfly metaphor was a great visual to remember the beauty and good that come from struggles. TY🙏🏻