See Yourself as God sees you

[Jean Beck]

Psalms 139 is a wonderful passage that speaks to us about the way the Father sees us.

Are you excited about your life? Or do you feel as if you are merely existing?

Are you moving with confidence toward a desired goal? Or do you feel as if you are drifting along from day to day without have said to me, "When I look at my life and the way the world is today, I just don't see much to be excited about. Sense of purpose or direction?

If you truly want to pursue and reach your full potential, then you must face up to these two truths:

Truth #1: God has placed more within you than you realize.

Truth #2: You likely have settled for the life you have now.

Are You Living a Settled-for Life? If a person becomes content with what is average or satisfactory, she will rarely exert the effort or work toward something truly excellent or outstanding. In the vast majority of cases, the longer a person remains satisfied with, the more she becomes complacent about life. Going through the motions to achieve satisfactory results becomes the norm.

I encourage you to begin to see yourself the way God sees you.

God sees you through eyes of love and forgiveness. - He sees the person He made you to be. God sees all the awesome potential and possibilities He created you to fulfill.

Are you are willing to discover and align yourself with His plan and purpose for you, He will bless you more than you could ever imagine. God promises to bless you with life at its best. He sees the restored joy, peace, and sense of accomplishment that He wants in your life.

These verses from God's Word speak of three important truths about the way He sees you.

1. You Are Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

In the first chapter of Genesis, God says again and again that what He made, Is "good." Everything the Creator made was, at the outset, perfect in its form and in its function. It was beautiful, ordered, and magnificently connected to all other aspects of creation. It worked exactly as He intended it to work.

**But after the fall, both form and function became warped. Each of us was born into a sinful world that isn't always beautiful and doesn't always work well or harmoniously. Nevertheless -- and this is a vital point for you to understand -- God said about your creation, "It is good." the Father made you for good purposes, and He made you with the potential to be perfected by His Spirit. That means that He desires to engage in the process of transforming you from the inside out so that you are continually being molded into the most God-beloved, Christ-honoring, Spirit-yielded person you can ever be.

The Lord has a great plan for you and created you to accomplish it in His name.

 

[Neighbor]

2 hours ago, Jean Beck said:

The Lord has a great plan for you and created you to accomplish it in His name.

 

Not only that, God is going to  use each of His own as He wills, regardless of one's own will.