What does God want us to do here on earth?
What does God want us to do here on earth?
God expects us to accept His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, as our Savior. He expects us to give our lives to Him, and in so doing, develop the character of Christ. God wants us to become more like Christ. “Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will in all things grow up into Him who is the Head, that is, Christ.
What can we learn about God?
God-derived creativity, perception, and ability are right at hand to tutor and guide. God loves and cares for all His children, without exception. He provides the opportunities for our progress and development. We each have an “open door” before us, the Bible declares, “and no man can shut it” (Revelation 3:8).
What can we learn about God from nature?
Our natural environment doesn’t just teach us about Creation in an academic sense, although it can. It leads us towards an appreciation of God’s glory. It can help us nurture the fruits of the spirit. The sense of wonder that nature sparks can inspire personal dedication to God.
Is the voice of God?
In the Abrahamic religions, the voice of God is a communication from God to human beings, heard by humans as a sound with no apparent physical source.
How do we trust the Lord?
Tangible Ways to Trust Him
- Actively cast your cares on Him.
- Plug into God’s Word everyday.
- Walk in obedience to Him.
- Find security and confidence in Him alone.
- Wait on the Lord and renew your hope.
Why are we here on Earth?
We are here on earth to honor God, to know God, and to share the benefits of this experience with others while on earth so we can ultimately spend eternity in a place called Heaven. We can only do that if we know Jesus as our Savior.
Why is it important to know God on Earth?
We are here on earth to honor God, to know God, and to share the benefits of this experience with others while on earth so we can ultimately spend eternity in a place called Heaven. We can only do that if we know Jesus as our Savior. Can God change your life?
Are We here to tend the earth or God’s pleasure?
We are here to tend the earth. We are also here for God’s pleasure, which ends up being pleasurable for us—if we know him personally. There is more to just living and dying. Each person is born in God’s image, which is personable, able to love, to laugh, to feel, and to think.
Is God less relevant to intelligent life beyond Earth?
There is no suggestion that God is less relevant for life beyond the Roman world of Paul’s day. We can conclude these passages speak not only of the Earth but of the entire cosmos, including intelligent life beyond Earth. God is the Creator of all the worlds and whatever life is in them.