Tag: KnowingGod
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It is amazing how much of our time and energy can be consumed by things that, in the grand scheme of eternity, really don’t matter very much. “The LORD has given me a strong warning not to think like everyone else does.” — Isaiah 8:11 NLT The world is constantly teaching us what should matter.…
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We invest our time in what matters to us. Yet somehow, we tell ourselves we don’t have time for God. If we want to recognize His voice, understand His ways, and develop a Kingdom mindset, we have to actually spend time with Him. Not because we’re earning His love. Because He’s worth knowing. ❤️ He’s…
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Have you ever stood beside the ocean and felt incredibly small? The waves crash against the shore with a force we can’t control. The wind can bend trees and move storm clouds across the sky. Thunder can shake the house. Everything in creation can makes us stop and stare with awe and wonder. yet, it…
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Sometimes we come to God because we need answers, direction, or help. But when was the last time you came to Him simply because you wanted Him? No agenda. No prayer list. No distractions. Just time to love Him, worship Him, and enjoy His presence. Don’t only seek what God can give you. Seek Him…
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There’s a difference between believing in Jesus and knowing Jesus. When the apostles faced persecution, they weren’t defending an idea they hoped was true. They had walked with Jesus. They had heard Him, watched Him, experienced Him—and encountered Him alive after His resurrection. They knew Him. If a time is coming when our allegiance will…
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God’s commandments were never meant to be cold rules, but a testimony of His heart. They are His invitation into covenant, relationship, and presence—drawing us closer to Him and guiding us to the greatest treasure of all: knowing Him.
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Abraham lived in the presence of the Lord—and everything changed. His faith became a legacy, passed from one obedient heart to another. When we truly know God, trust follows naturally, and our lives become a testimony that draws others into faith.
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It’s one thing to believe in God—but another to truly believe Him. From Babel to Abraham to Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5, Scripture shows that trust is born from relationship. God calls us not into fear or performance, but into surrender, faith, and knowing His heart.
