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6 kirjaa tekijältä Fabian F Harper
Worthiness is the relational result of a centralized love objective. We are worthy of him when our love for him is both supreme and exclusive. To walk worthy of God is both costly and rewarding. Anything that undermines or competes with your love for God disqualifies the worthiness of the relationship. God cannot be reduced, replaced, or repelled by inferior loyalties that diminish his supremacy in our heart. To be worthy of him, your love objective must be uncontested and paramount. A worthy walk is not just a life; its a calling, a vacation, and an intimate fellowship of suffering that endorses our entrance into the kingdom of God. A worthy walk means that the strength of your message must be balanced by the dignity of his character. The product must be consistent with the dignity of the manufacturer. The command to walk worthily is designed to point you in the direction of your authentic worth. God looked at you and realized he could not purchase you with anything less than who he is, so he bought you with himself.
Worthiness is the relational result of a centralized love objective. We are worthy of him when our love for him is both supreme and exclusive. To walk worthy of God is both costly and rewarding. Anything that undermines or competes with your love for God disqualifies the worthiness of the relationship. God cannot be reduced, replaced, or repelled by inferior loyalties that diminish his supremacy in our heart. To be worthy of him, your love objective must be uncontested and paramount. A worthy walk is not just a life; its a calling, a vacation, and an intimate fellowship of suffering that endorses our entrance into the kingdom of God. A worthy walk means that the strength of your message must be balanced by the dignity of his character. The product must be consistent with the dignity of the manufacturer. The command to walk worthily is designed to point you in the direction of your authentic worth. God looked at you and realized he could not purchase you with anything less than who he is, so he bought you with himself.