Daily Devotional
God's Goodness - He Really Likes You
It’s amazing how much we rely on God’s Grace and understanding that He intends for Good for us. It’s so hard to find that goodness in today’s world with what we are being fed by the media and others, but “good” exists. Our frequently guilty consciences make us afraid that our first meeting with God will be like going to the principles office because He’s going to be pretty mad. Surely he must despise us because he is perfect and we are so bad, because he is so pure and we are so polluted. Here is one of Jesus Christ’s main goals for his incarnation, to become an intense personal message from the Father that God is good, that he really likes people and is exerting huge resources to make our lives better. Look what Jesus did with the few short months he spent in public ministry, he eased people’s pain, cured their diseases, rescued their children, and reversed their funerals.In Psalms, David wrote, “Taste and see that the LORD is good; blessed are those who take refuge in him.” You can trust his goodness. He likes you, you know.Have a great Monday!Be Nice, Grace Wins.
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Reference: Psalms 34:8
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