Proverbs 16: 2
In our
service for the Kingdom of God, are we more focused on our reputation, than we
are on God’s?
Our
greatest intentions, should be motivated by our desire to bring pleasure to
God, and not to us.
What
are your true intentions in your service to God?
Would
you want God to expose your true intentions?
That
might be a dangerous prayer.
If we
are motivated by holiness and compassion, then our desires probably match His
motives.
What
God really desires, is that His motives, become ours.
Jesus
had a very direct visit with the Pharisees and Sadducees one day.
He
knew their hearts, even when they didn’t know their own hearts.
These
religious leaders seemed right on the outside, but Jesus saw what was on the
inside.
White
washed tombs, expressed a beautiful exterior, which masked the deep death
within.
Does
it frighten you at all in knowing, that Jesus knows what you’re thinking at
this very moment?
All
our ways seem innocent to us, but the final assessment of our motives, comes
directly from God.
Are we
acting out our faith, with self interests in mind, or a passion for God and His
righteous Kingdom?
Just be sure of this, God weighs our true motives
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