Treasures for the Soul

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic of Treasures for the Soul

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic of Treasures for the Soul is “Each one of us is the Lord’s most unique and perfect one.”

We are in the Lord’s eternal will and love dream. In the Song of Solomon, the Lord praises us that we are beautiful, without a flaw. It’s also written that we are the most beautiful. We affect Him to a point that He even said: Turn away your eyes from me… (Song 6:5) Furthermore, the Lord calls us the perfect one. The Song of Solomon chapter 5 writes about the fall of the believer. Even when the believer was weak and not in condition, the Lord still called her His perfect one. In chapter 6, the believer is regarded as the perfect one, as well as “the only one.” (Song 6:9) By referring to her as “The only one of her mother”, it shows that she is unique. Indeed, each one of us is very unique.  

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic for Treasures for the Soul is “We are the most precious treasure of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.”

On the night before His crucifixion, the Lord told us something very important - the most important thing in His heart since the creation of the world until eternity. This is very closely related to us. It’s so precious that the Lord didn’t express it with complex words, but with simple words that we can understand. Everyone, from the young to the old, can experience it. It’s so precious that the Song of Solomon also describes the highest love, which is our need. Through the Song of Solomon, the Lord helps us to understand His love, so that we will not be lost in the crowd. The Lord also knows that we have an enemy, the slanderer. We need to be full of faith. We shall conquer the enemy by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of our testimony.

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic of Treasures for the Soul is “The Word became flesh (1).”

The gospel of John starts by telling us the Lord is the Word. He is God. Word is speech. The Lord came to manifest God. John 1:14 reads, “The Word became flesh.” This gives a clear answer to the question “What is man?” No one has seen God. But through God’s only Begotten Son, who became a man, lived and experienced life on earth, God was manifested. Furthermore, we can continue to know Him more and experience Him more deeply.

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic of Treasures for the Soul is “For to us a child is born (2).”

Isaiah chapter 9 mentions about a child being born for us, referring to the Lord, who was born as a baby and became a man for us forever. He is God and man at the same time. The Lord’s birth not only affected the generation of His time but the whole eternity. It is written in the Book of Isaiah that of the increase of His government and of peace there will be no end. It also mentions about His justice and righteousness, and the throne of David. It’s so precious that the Lord is coming soon. His love desire in John 17 is for those whom He loves to be with Him where He is. It will surely be gloriously fulfilled.

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic of Treasures for the Soul is “How the Father loves the Lord.”

The Lord said in His prayer in John 17:1: the hour has come. This refers to when the Lord would be crucified. The cross reveals God’s love. The Lord also said: glorify Your Son. The Father really wants man to see and know the Lord’s glory. The Father appreciates the Lord the most. John 14:31 tells of the Lord’s love for the Father. In addition to showing the Lord’s love, the cross also reveals the Father’s love and His glory. In order to gain us, both the Father and the Lord suffered the deepest pain. The salvation is no simple matter. Through the cross and the experience of the church, all generations to come and all the angels will understand God’s love, and love God. We will forever be in the love of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. We are the result of the anguish of the Lord’s soul; the Lord shall see and be satisfied by us.

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic of Treasures for the Soul is “The Father has loved us as He has loved the Lord.”

John 17:23 and 26 tell us that the Father has loved us as He has loved the Lord. This love is the highest and greatest. It is unconditional, and will never change. This love helps us to overcome all feelings, accusations from the devil, and comparisons with others. This love is very real. We need to use our faith to enjoy it and experience it. The Lord explains His love-desire, and the heart and love dream of the Trinity God in His prayer in John 17:24. It’s so precious that we can enjoy and experience this love.

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic of Treasures for the Soul is “The Lord has loved us as the Father has loved Him.”

The Lord says in John 15:9: As the Father has loved Me, so have I loved you. This love must be the highest. The Lord said these words because He wants us to abide in His love. This is the only way for us to live a joyful life. Furthermore, no matter where we are, we can experience and enjoy the Lord’s love.

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic of Treasures for the Soul is “Deeply trust in God’s love according to the truth.”

We were created for God’s love and His most beautiful will. Ever since the beginning of man’s history, the devil has already been causing man not to trust in God’s love. Through creation, God reminds us of how much He loves. He has also given us the Bible to describe His love to us. We should hear more of the voice of our Beloved, such as the words written in the Song of Solomon. God’s words are most wonderful and sensible. The most precious is that the Infinite One is our Beloved, and He personally explains His words to us.

Brothers and sisters, today’s topic for  Treasures for the Soul is “The Lord was born in Bethlehem.”

A prophecy was written in Micah 5:2 about the Infinite One being born in a small village called Bethlehem. Because of the Lord, the meaning and value of this little place has been greatly elevated! After we believe in the Lord, our value and meaning are also elevated to new heights. We are the people whom the Father has given  to the Lord. We are also Abba’s dearest children. The Lord was born in the village of Bethlehem. This prophecy also expresses the Lord’s gentleness and tenderness. It’s so  precious that the Lord came tenderly to search for us.