Good morning, Father.<\/p>\n
During 2016 help me to be faithful in my prayer walk. It is most important that we who serve preschoolers remember to pray for the next generation. As I was running an errand the other day, I had to write an item on my hand in ink because I had no paper to write on. Have you ever done that? It prompted me to think about Jesus’ nail-scarred hands. What does this tell me about what God thinks about me?<\/p>\n
He has engraved my name on the palms of His hands because I am so precious to Him. Engraving<\/em> means “to cut into” and implies permanence. Jesus refuses to forget me; He doesn’t give up. He chooses to love me.<\/p>\n Question:<\/em> What does God remember about you? How much He Loves YOU. The nail-scarred hands of His Son bear the scars to testify to that. (John 3:16)<\/p>\n Father, this is what I want to teach my preschoolers this week as we prepare for Easter morning.<\/p>\n In the name of Jesus, He who holds you in His hands,<\/p>\n
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