But We See Jesus

In this powerful exploration of Hebrews 2:5-9, we're reminded of humanity's original purpose and dignity given by God. The passage draws our attention to Psalm 8, asking the profound question: 'What is man that you are mindful of him?' This juxtaposition of our seeming insignificance against God's vast creation with His deep care for us is truly humbling. We're challenged to recognize that while we were meant to have dominion over creation, sin has marred this reality. Yet, in the midst of our brokenness, we see Jesus - the one who became lower than angels, tasted death for everyone, and is now crowned with glory and honor. This message urges us to find our identity and purpose in Christ alone, embrace humility as the path to true glory, and look to Jesus in life's struggles. As we navigate a world where things are not as they should be, we're encouraged to anchor our hope in Christ, seeing Him even in our darkest moments.