Message - Fingerprints

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Fingerprints
by Randy Nelsen

Why do you call yourself ugly? Why do you cut yourself? Why do you say that life is not worth living and that god made a mistake. Don't you know that Jesus Loves you, and don't
you know that he created you in his own image.You are unique, and there is nobody like you. Please do not do what you have been thinking about doing. Ask Jesus to come into your heart and change your life.

 Have you ever picked up a glass and noticed that you left your fingerprints on it. A Fingerprint is a mark left by the hand of its owner, it is unique and it identifies the owners hand. Every fingerprint is unique and has its own individual characteristics, its own shape and form. Don't you see or understand you are Gods fingerprint and you are the vessel on which he left his mark he has touched you, and formed you, and marked you with his own hand. You are like the glass vessel, you just need to be filled with the water of life which is Jesus Christ,ask him to enter your heart and be your Lord and savior. He loves you my friend. 

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