God what do u want from me

He makes Himself available to you when life is confusing, depressing, disappointing. When you are down in the valley far from the mountaintop, God seeks you out.

God comes to you in the good times to remind you of your responsibility to share, serve, and support His kingdom. You see, God's presence is always here. We do not have to cry out to God and try to find Him. He is seeking us out. We simply have to open up to receive what He has to offer us. The third thing God will do for you is to care of you. God will take care of you in salvation. We respond and God takes care of the rest. God takes care of us in eternity. For the Christian there is no worry about eternity.

Jesus said, "In my father's house are many mansions I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go to prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself, that where I am, there you may be also. God also takes care of us in life, in the here and now. If you will let Him, He will take care of you in time of trouble. When tragedy comes, when you lose a loved one through death, when life gets hard, God will take care of you.

He may not change the circumstances you are in, but He will keep them from defeating and destroying you. He will give you the power to live within them and He will be with you every step of the way. God will take care of you! He will enter into your mind and into your life, and if you will let Him, He will give you knowledge and power to live your life successfully.

God will take care of you in time of need. Lee told the story of an event that happened in his first pastorate at Lima, North Carolina. The bill stated that it had to paid in full the following Monday. On the weekend, when he went to Lima to preach, he stayed in the home of a widow with her children and grandchildren.

After supper on Saturday evening, as he started up the stairs to his bedroom, the widow said, "Mr. Lee you are working your way through college and you might need a little help. Lee said that he spread the gold pieces on his bed, and got down on his knees and thanked God for his providential care. His life was perfect, as-is. No—to find out what God wants, we can look at what He asks of us.

What God wants, when it comes to you, is simple. He just wants you. He wants a loving relationship with His earthly children, and He wants us to take that vertical love and make it horizontal, taking His cue and treating our fellow human beings with love and respect.

In short, He wants us all to be one, big, happy family. Everything in scripture points to this. Consider your very ability to choose. In the beginning, God gave the first two humans the choice to be in relationship with Him or not. And even when His wrath descends upon us, it is not abuse or petty vengeance—it is guidance that goes no further than necessary in order to keep us from harming ourselves in the long run. He gives us His good laws and commandments not to control us, but because He knows that following them will give us the best lives possible.

It is vital to internalize this idea, to place it at the center of your worldview so that it affects everything you do, inside and outside of church. The decision to serve may not feel natural for you. Because when we serve, we become like Christ. Who are You calling me to serve? Where are You calling me to serve?

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