Heb. 8,9

Since my diagnosis of Multiple Myeloma in 2012, I have been much more aware of the function and importance of blood. This disease is in my blood. My blood is tested ALL THE TIME. I’m still here. I’m grateful to be alive. I’m grateful for the medical community who checks me and prescribes medication that arrests my bad plasma cells.

When we get to Heaven and fully realize what Christ’s blood has done for us, we will praise Him for eternity. His blood sacrifice cleanses us from our sin. He keeps us eternally alive. He’s better than medicine. He is our All in All.