JEHOVAH TSIDKENU—The Lord Our Righteousness.
There are days when the weight of our mistakes tries to convince us that we could never be worthy of God’s love. But the cross tells a different story.
We are not made right with God because we have lived perfectly, worked hard enough, or earned His approval. We are made right because Jesus took our sin upon Himself and clothed us in His righteousness.
“This is the name by which He will be called: The Lord Our Righteousness.” — Jeremiah 23:6
At the cross, our guilt met His grace. Our shame met His mercy. Our brokenness met His perfect love. We no longer have to hide from the Father—we can come boldly before Him, covered by what Christ has done.
Today, stop trying to prove that you are worthy. Lay every failure at the feet of Jesus and receive the gift only He can give.
Not my righteousness, but His.
Not my perfection, but His grace.
Not my strength, but His finished work.
We are His. We are forgiven. We are made right.
#JehovahTsidkenu #LordOurRighteousness #JesusSaves #GraceUponGrace #RiseInGrace
There are days when the weight of our mistakes tries to convince us that we could never be worthy of God’s love. But the cross tells a different story.
We are not made right with God because we have lived perfectly, worked hard enough, or earned His approval. We are made right because Jesus took our sin upon Himself and clothed us in His righteousness.
“This is the name by which He will be called: The Lord Our Righteousness.” — Jeremiah 23:6
At the cross, our guilt met His grace. Our shame met His mercy. Our brokenness met His perfect love. We no longer have to hide from the Father—we can come boldly before Him, covered by what Christ has done.
Today, stop trying to prove that you are worthy. Lay every failure at the feet of Jesus and receive the gift only He can give.
Not my righteousness, but His.
Not my perfection, but His grace.
Not my strength, but His finished work.
We are His. We are forgiven. We are made right.
#JehovahTsidkenu #LordOurRighteousness #JesusSaves #GraceUponGrace #RiseInGrace
JEHOVAH TSIDKENU—The Lord Our Righteousness. ❤️
There are days when the weight of our mistakes tries to convince us that we could never be worthy of God’s love. But the cross tells a different story.
We are not made right with God because we have lived perfectly, worked hard enough, or earned His approval. We are made right because Jesus took our sin upon Himself and clothed us in His righteousness.
“This is the name by which He will be called: The Lord Our Righteousness.” — Jeremiah 23:6
At the cross, our guilt met His grace. Our shame met His mercy. Our brokenness met His perfect love. We no longer have to hide from the Father—we can come boldly before Him, covered by what Christ has done.
Today, stop trying to prove that you are worthy. Lay every failure at the feet of Jesus and receive the gift only He can give.
Not my righteousness, but His.
Not my perfection, but His grace.
Not my strength, but His finished work.
We are His. We are forgiven. We are made right. 🙏❤️
#JehovahTsidkenu #LordOurRighteousness #JesusSaves #GraceUponGrace #RiseInGrace
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