The Lord is like a
father to his children, tender and compassionate to those who fear him. Psalm
103:13
I recently heard a powerful message about acting out our
faith in our everyday lives. Too many
believers have the basics down-most will praise God at church on Sundays,
participate in Sunday School, and donate money to honorable charities. However,
as good and noble as those things are, many act as if God doesn't exist by the
way they live out their lives the remainder of the week. I have certainly been guilty of this at different
times in my walk of faith, but have recently felt the need to become more
active in my faith.
God shows his compassion to each of us be caring for us,
providing for us, blessing us, and last but certainly not least, loving each of
us. When we become 'doers' of the Word,
we fear and obey God and he forgives our sins, which restores our relationship
with him.
When we obey God, it brings us to place of closer intimacy
in our relationship with him which in turn allows us to extend mercy, grace,
tenderness, and compassion to others! Isn't loving people into a relationship with Christ what this broken world needs?
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