The Word of God, Part II
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 06:58PM 
As we saw some examples in the last post (see below), the Word of God is very important to keep in front of us or be mindful of as we go about our daily tasks. Some of the examples given in the last post also show that by treating God's Word with great importance, we will be successful and greatly blessed by God.
In more verses than I could possibly share here, the bible often uses the term meditate. Then it follows with something amazing... day and night. How do you meditate on the Word of God day and night? Well, obviously we have to read it, memorize it, learn how to recite it to ourselves, and dwell on it's meaning as we go through our daily routines.
Is it possible that this is what Paul the Apostle was talking about when he spoke of renewing the mind? God is extremely important and should be treated as such. Sure, many people just simply hate him and as result, also hate his ways. It is amazing how unbelief is so embedded in hate. It is not about unbelief as much as an utter disdain and contempt for God. Unbelievers will not submit to his Word, his ways, his commandments, his authority, and they will not conform to his goodness. They just simply hate him. They don't want to see him or proof of him. To them, it is just simply hogwash. However, for us, we must be the exact opposite. He must be the most important thing to us. His Word actually says that He (God) is the word. If He is important then his Word is equally important. By reading his word more and more we get to know Him better and we learn wisdom about life and how to live it successfully. Oh, and don't get me started on the blessings that come as a result of honoring His Word like it was gold. I leave you with this scripture.
John 15:7-8
7If you remain in me and my words remain in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be given you. 8This is to my Father's glory, that you bear much fruit, showing yourselves to be my disciples.





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