Matthew 5:8 - Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.
“The heart wants what the hearts wants.” - Woody Allen
“That word "pure" is used about two dozen times in the New Testament, and it suggests two things. First of all, when we say something is pure, it means that it's free from impurities. It has no contaminants, no germs, no dirt. It's clean. Secondly, when we say something is pure, we mean it's the same through and through. It is not a mixture of things; it is all one thing. Pure gold has no trace metals in it—it is all gold, and only gold.
The pure in heart are people who are free from impurities, and the same through and through. They are about one thing, and only one thing. They are always about one pursuit, and every part of them is about one pursuit. The one pursuit they have is God. No matter where they are, no matter what they're doing, no matter who they're with, they put God first.” - Bryan Wilkerson
Matthew 15:1-2, 7-9
"When you have an undivided heart, you don't think in terms of God's money and your money, or God's time and your time, because it's all God's money, and it's all God's time. You're not torn between doing God's will or your will, seeking God's glory or your glory, because God's will becomes your will, and when you glorify him, your glorified as well. When you have an undivided heart, you don't just pray on Sundays or before meals, but you pray your way through the entire day. When you have an undivided heart, you live one life—from the inside out—and you live it for God.” - Bryan Wilkerson
How do we Seek God FIRST?
1) Ask for God’s Help
2) Avoid Distractions
3) Obey Today
4) Evaluate and Change