God is the Power Bank

"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." John 3: 16

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After work, while a friend and I were walking to the tube station, he mentioned that he only had about 15% battery charge on his phone. He said he had tried to charge his phone at work, but it hadn't worked.  I told him as we were travelling part of the journey together, he was welcome to use my power bank to charge his phone.I asked him which phone he had and he said an iPhone. The charger cable that comes with my power bank is suitable for Android phones only. 

Recently, while I was working at this business event, I noticed a company was giving out free charging cables that has different cables attached to it and I asked for one. I keep that cable with my power bank. My friend used that cable to charge his phone.

During our train journey, my friend and I had a nice chat about work and what's going on in his personal life. By the time we arrived at his stop, his phone battery charge was now up to 40%. We then exchanged goodbye hugs.

I believe the power bank represents God and the charger is His Son, Jesus Christ.

The different cables represent humanity in the past, present and future.

No matter what your culture, race, creed, or past experiences.  If you believe in Jesus, He will save you and give you everlasting life.

Thank you, God, for loving me through Your only begotten Son, Jesus Christ. ❤️

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"Jesus said to him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." " John 14:6

Photo of my phone bank and the charging cables


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