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He Know Us Deeply
John 2:13-25; Psalm 44:21; Acts 1:24; Luke 16:15; Psalm 139:1-3; Luke 8:17, 12:2-3
Jesus, God in the flesh, understands us deeply. He is familiar with everything inside us, such as our thoughts and emotions. He doesn't need anyone to defend Him because He knows who He is. He understands that we change our minds frequently; one day, we are with Him, and the next, we are not. This happened in the past and still happens today. The remarkable thing is that He is always one step ahead of us; He understood the flaws in people but still took our place on the cross by sacrificing Himself for us.
God gave us free will. We are free to think and act as we please, but we know that He knows the outcome ahead of time, and thus our actions have consequences, whether on earth or in eternity.
It's a great thing that God knows us intimately because He can help us change and transform the negative things within us into something better—a version of ourselves that can glorify Him and act according to His will.
Today, I encourage you to give all your negative thoughts to God, as He sees them all. He can transform your life for the better. While He doesn't depend on our help, we certainly depend on His.
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By Orisel JiménezJohn 2:13-25; Psalm 44:21; Acts 1:24; Luke 16:15; Psalm 139:1-3; Luke 8:17, 12:2-3
Jesus, God in the flesh, understands us deeply. He is familiar with everything inside us, such as our thoughts and emotions. He doesn't need anyone to defend Him because He knows who He is. He understands that we change our minds frequently; one day, we are with Him, and the next, we are not. This happened in the past and still happens today. The remarkable thing is that He is always one step ahead of us; He understood the flaws in people but still took our place on the cross by sacrificing Himself for us.
God gave us free will. We are free to think and act as we please, but we know that He knows the outcome ahead of time, and thus our actions have consequences, whether on earth or in eternity.
It's a great thing that God knows us intimately because He can help us change and transform the negative things within us into something better—a version of ourselves that can glorify Him and act according to His will.
Today, I encourage you to give all your negative thoughts to God, as He sees them all. He can transform your life for the better. While He doesn't depend on our help, we certainly depend on His.