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God Is Our Creator
GOD IS OUR CREATOR
God is the creator of the whole universe and we are just his creations. Even though he is our creator he did not create us to be his puppets. He gifted us with a free will, giving us an option to live in a way that we chose. It is his greatest desire that we, being children of God, walk in a way that is pleasing in his sight but he does not impose it on us for he is a gracious, loving , and compassionate God. He is slow to anger and abounding in love. Oh what a great father we serve.
As King David sings in Psalms (Lord there is no good thing apart from you). We do not have anything to boast in our lives because it is God who is in control of our ship. We sometimes worry whether we will reach the shore safely. If God is with us then there is no need of fear, for it is He who will carry us safely to shore.
We know that God is always with us because in the Gospel of John chapter 1:1 it tells us ( In the beginning was the word and the word was with God and the word was God). It is by reading the word that we communicate with God. God will talk to our hearts clearly and boldly from his heart. We have to just sit quietly at his presence and leave all the cares of this world behind.
We live in a world that is so fast paced we don’t even have time to breath. We don’t realize that we live because there is breath in us. We don’t pause to think for a moment who gave us this breath, the all mighty creator our God that keeps us alive. It is time we take a break from this world, and think of the good Lord who formed us. It is time we turn to him and acknowledge GOD in our lives
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