Missing a loved one is an agonizing and heartbreaking experience. However, it is the most agonizing experience of all when someone you love is within reach but chooses not to contact you.
This is exactly what Jesus experiences when He says that He misses us. God accepts us with open arms when we commit our lives to Him, only to find us separated from Him after a while.
The problem is not salvation but the choices we make. We are mostly tangled up in our cobwebs of “survival” in a modern lifestyle dedicated to our physically oriented style of living, which renders us incapable to experience God. He longs to have a relationship with us, but we choose to be preoccupied by problems, fear, entertainment, sport, internet and many more seemingly important things. The way we choose to live, often leads us to be absent and separated from God.
It would be unacceptable for most of us to be married to someone we do not know. Jesus is the bridegroom waiting for us, His bride. He knows us but He wants His bride to know Him before the wedding day and to look forward to that day.
We know His Name but we do not know Him.
Jesus is in us, but we refuse to spend time with Him because we want to do what we desire and should we decide to spend some time with Him, we simply do not know how.
We should be able to hear the voice of Jesus leading us in life, and yet, many Christians admit that they fail to hear His voice or fail to experience His presence in their lives.
Every human being has a spirit but more than 2000 years after Christ, only a few of us are spiritually mature.
Jesus is calling out into the world
I miss you so much. Don’t you miss Me too?
WAKE UP – TIME IS RUNNING OUT!!