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Summary: A short Wednesday night devotional on how God sees you. He looks at you through the blood of Jesus Christ and sees you as flawless. Accompanied by the music video "Flawless" by Mercy Me.

2 Corinthians 5:17, 21

17 Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.

21 For He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him.

• It is a new year, and we love to see this as a time to start fresh

• Start over, do better, be stronger

• And what that does is makes us look at and focus on what we have been doing wrong

• New Year’s resolutions are about what we have messed up

• I think this mindset leads us to forget what we already have

• We forget how awesome God is

• We forget all that He has done for us

• We get too focused on the world around us

• The everyday things that take up our time

• We get caught up in all of our shortcomings and failures

• Yes, we should feel guilty when we sin, when we fall short

• But that guilt needs to drive us to Him, asking for forgiveness

• Not wallowing in our sorrows

• But we also get caught up in our flaws

• I’m not good enough, I’m not strong enough

• I have this disability, I have this “insert problem” slowing me down

• I am a failure

• The fact is, we have put on the righteousness of God

• As it says in verse 21

• We become the righteousness of God in Him

• God no longer sees us as we were

• We are a new creature

• God sees us through the blood of Jesus Christ

• He doesn’t see our sin

• He sees the Christ’s righteousness

• He sees us through the filter of the cross

• We are flawless in His eyes, because He looks at us through the blood of Christ

• Thank goodness God uses flawed people to do His will

• Just think of the apostles

• Smelly fishermen

• Hated tax collector

• And then there was Paul, occupation, Christian killer

• It’s the grace, His amazing grace that makes us flawless

• Makes us flawless in His eyes

• Not perfect

• When the Bible uses the word perfect it means complete

• We won’t be complete until we are with Him

• But flawless

• He doesn’t see our sins

• He doesn’t see our disabilities

• He doesn’t see our weaknesses

• He doesn’t see us as others see us either

• He made you flawless

• This song by Mercy Me, Flawless starts out covered in filth and muck

• Starts out with how we see ourselves and how we see others

• But finishes with how God sees us

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