Beauty in God

 

 

The Only One

 

God says it himself a few times in the Bible and not only that, but he is also the Only One living God.  Is it not awesome.  It makes it a lot simpler for all of us.  We do not choose, he chooses!

Life is so simple, and we make it complicated.

Furthermore, out of the gods out there he is the Only One alive.  Does this mean all the other ones are dead.  What is the point of worshipping a dead god.  Jesus is the Son of God, and he is alive, trust him!

 

He is not mean

 

This living God has been given a bad reputation by most.  We don’t understand him, or we don’t want to know him.  One or the other!

To me though, he has been good.  It is just that I have made a lot of mistakes and sometimes I want to blame God for them.  That old blame games.  It is not his fault when I make mistakes, is it?  It is still not the end of the world because I make a mistake it is just that it costs me more.

God is full of love and compassion; he forgives and we us all need to relax on the guilt and loosen our tight fist a little.  God loves you just as much as he loved his Son when the world crucified him.  He loves me in the same way as well.  I am not ashamed of anything I say in this blog if it can save someone from hell.  Jesus paid a heavy price for you to be free and I am willing if I could add to it.  Freedom is pricey!

 

He is Love

 

So, to sum it up! He is the Only One alive, he is not mean, but he loves everyone.  He is misunderstood a lot of people because of unbelief in the hearers and pride in some of the humans who preach the Gospel. Let us all be reconciled to one another and to God. 

Life is full of decision.  This one is the most expensive in terms of quality of life.  Do you want a mediocre life full of sins that bring destruction and death.  Or do you want a high-quality life that is not only free and gives you freedom of sin, but not freedom also to sin.  It will turn you in the man or the woman you have always wanted to be…not given to cheap sex but feeling like you worth something.  Jesus brings worth unto us.  He fills us with all the ‘wealthiness’ of life.  It lasts longer than wealth itself.

 

To the King of ages, immortal, invisible, the only God, be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen (1 Timothy 1:17)

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