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Young people nowadays live their lives the way they want to live, forgetting that Christ died for them, and live our live as if His death didn't matter at all? The way we sin as if it's ok, as if that's the way it should be. I got this new CD, and in it this is the song, and it reminded me to remember His death is preciously and painfully given, and graciously we receive. So don't live as if His death didn't matter at all.
