Remember Me

Have you ever felt like you didn't belong? Like you were the outsider at a party, just waiting for someone to notice you? In Luke 23, we see Yeshua welcoming the ultimate outcasts—the criminals crucified beside Him. Despite their sins, He offers them hope and a place in His kingdom.

The criminal who turned to Yeshua in humility and faith, saying, "Remember me," teaches us a powerful lesson. In our brokenness and desperation, we can still belong to God. We don't need to have it all together or prove our worth. We just need to trust in Yeshua and His grace.

So, this week, let's take a practical step to remind ourselves that Yeshua will remember us. It could be an act of kindness, an invitation to fellowship, or simply sharing how you found hope in Him. Let's create a culture of welcome and keep praying for those on the fringes—no one is too far gone, and it's never too late for them to come home to Yeshua. Remember me. Remember us. Let's keep pointing others to the open arms of our Savior.