God Is So Mindful of You
God is so mindful of you. What makes you think God has abandoned you? If He gave up Jesus for you, what shows He can’t satisfy that need of yours?
God is so mindful of you. What makes you think God has abandoned you? If He gave up Jesus for you, what shows He can’t satisfy that need of yours?
Just as Christ forgave us when we didn’t deserve forgiveness, be patient enough to forgive your loved ones. For love is patient.
As children of God, the importance of favour in our lives cannot be overemphasised. It is basically our spiritual legal tender for trade, our certificate in anything we do, our visa to anywhere on this Earth and our key to unlocking any kind of door we want in life, all for the glory of our Father. Here are three ways of stirring up God’s favour in our lives.
Treat people well as Jesus would treat them primarily because they are all God’s heritage. In that way, you’ll portray to them that God’s love has no loopholes.
Delay your responses to people’s talks. Have a receiving mindset because that will give you ample time to judge situations carefully, even before speaking out your verdict.
Don’t just love those who love you. Balance the beneficiaries of those who receive God’s love from you. Add everyone to it, including the enemies you know nothing about.
As Jesus taught, hide your generous deeds. Give from a willing heart, knowing that the Lord will reward you. Publicity will fade with time.
It’s true that God’s love in us has no loopholes. But when it comes to its manifestation in our daily lives, there are preferences, of which believers rank number one.
We owe a lot of love to our broken world filled with numerous wicked people. Let’s choose not to advance the devil’s work of selfishness. But to keep supporting people by the inspiration of God’s love.
It’s not everything you do that is beneficial to you and those around you concurrently. Sometimes, you’d have to give up a habit you’ve learned from home.
[14] “So he got up, took the child and his mother during the night and left for Egypt,” — Matthew 2:14 NIV If I’m told to mention one submissive wife I highly revere in the New Testament, I’ll point out Mary. She never fought with her husband and never argued […]
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