There aren't numerous things in life that we can rely on to consistently be near. Occupations change, friends and family pass, kinships end, and even recollections start to blur. With the entirety of the vulnerability that life has to bring to the table, there is one thing that we can generally depend on. We will never be surrendered by God's adoration, His vigilant gaze over us, and His craving to stroll with us for the duration of this life on Earth until we meet Him in Heaven.
We have choice and the capacity to choose if we will get His adoration, driving, and association. He is consistently prepared with great affection to take us in and celebrate when the intemperate returns. All things being equal, do you actually experience difficulty accepting there is security in God?
Here are 10 reasons you can be certain that God will never leave you nor surrender you.
1. He Was the First on the Scene
"Initially God made the sky and the earth." (Genesis 1:1)
This is the principal refrain of the Bible. Before there were individuals, creatures, water, and light, there was God. Knowing this gives me harmony when I feel like the world is turning wild. He is the magic that binds everything. We are made in His picture. As the pupil John so smoothly reminds us in John 1:1-5,
"In the first place was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God initially. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. In him was life, and that life was the light of all humankind. The light sparkles in the murkiness, and the obscurity has not conquered it."
God is our light, our first breath, our blood that goes through our veins. He won't surrender His creation.
2. His Record with Others
From the earliest starting point we perceive how God has a record of being with His kin. He taught Adam and Eve, tried the confidence of Abraham, and later revealed to Jacob that a country and a network of countries would originate from him.
By seeing God's unwaveringness to other people, we can be guaranteed that a similar God will be dedicated to us.
3. He Loves Us
God cherishes His kids. We know this since He sent His unparalleled Son to spare the world through His passing and revival. So for what reason do we figure He would leave us? In the event that we, as flawed people, can comprehend a fragment of what genuine affection truly feels like, at that point what amount more does the ideal love from our Father spread over us?
The illustrations of the intemperate child and the lost sheep are only a couple of instances of God's profound love for us. The two of them show how we are the ones that will in general leave, surrender, and wander off—however God consistently stays, unflinching and valid, prepared for us with great enthusiasm.
"Assume one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Doesn't he leave the 99 in the open nation and pursue the lost sheep until he discovers it?" (Matthew 15:4)
4. He Has a Plan
While we walk the way God has for every one of us, we can make certain as devotees that He has a decent arrangement for our lives. Jesus and his pupils taught us on the best way to carry on with lives of satisfaction and utilize our presents for God's magnificence. In Hebrews 13:5 we are reminded to keep our carries on with "liberated from the affection for cash and be content with what you have, in light of the fact that God has stated, 'Never will I leave you; never will I neglect you.'"
Being content in what I have, zeroing in on my fortune in Heaven, advises me that God is consistently close by to teach and support me since I realize that "he who started a decent work in you will convey it on to finish until the day of Christ Jesus" (Philippians 1:6 ).
5. Essence of God Is inside Us
As a devotee and supporter of Jesus Christ, I realize that I am conveying the Holy Spirit within me. Since the Holy Spirit is an aspect of the Trinity and He lives within me, God is consistently with me. There is so much bliss and completion found by resting in the information and certainty that God is inside us.
This information rejuvenates Psalms 51: "Make in me an unadulterated heart, O God, and restore an undaunted soul inside me. Try not to project me from your essence or take your Holy Spirit from me. Reestablish to me the delight of your salvation and award me a willing soul, to support me." (Psalms 51:10-12)
6. He Is Not Human
So a considerable lot of our feelings of dread of being deserted originated from our encounters with blemished people, including ourselves. Beneficial thing for us, we are reminded in Numbers 23:19 that, "God isn't human, that he should lie, not an individual, that he should adjust his perspective. Does he talk and afterward not act? Does he guarantee and not satisfy?" I am thankful that in spite of the fact that our capacity to cherish genuinely is flawed, our God isn't care for us and can remain ardent in adoration with every single one of us through various challenges.
7. He Is Preparing a Place for Us
At the point when Jesus held tight the cross, one of the lawbreakers hanging close to him went to the acknowledgment that Jesus had done nothing incorrectly. The man requested that Jesus recollect him when He entered His Kingdom, and Jesus stated, "Really I let you know, today you will be with me in heaven" (Luke 23:43).
This gives me comfort when I consider how radiant paradise will be and how we can anticipate getting a charge out of all of endlessness with our Savior. We have a "legacy that can never die, ruin or blur. This legacy is kept in paradise for you, who through confidence are protected by God's capacity until the happening to the salvation that is fit to be uncovered in the last time" (1 Peter 1:4-5).
That it is so uncommon to understand that right now there is a space for you and me being set up to spend time everlasting in brilliance.
8. He Promises to Be with Us Always
All through that Bible we see the guarantee of God's quality in the lives of his supporters. In Deuteronomy 31:8 Moses helps Joshua to remember God's driving. "The LORD himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor neglect you. Try not to be apprehensive; don't be disheartened."
Jesus reminds us in Matthew 18:20 that when we accumulate He is there. "'For where a few accumulate in my name, there am I with them.'"
The Great Commission is a last shout purpose of Christ's essence with us as we lead others to Him, "...And definitely I am with you generally, to the furthest limit of the age" (Matthew 28:20).
9. He Is the Beginning and the End
On the off chance that you actually question God's quality, investigate who He says He is, especially in Revelation, the book that tells the last parts of creation's story: ""I am the Alpha and the Omega," says the Lord God, "who is, and who was, and who is to come, the Almighty."" (Revelation 1:8)
Everything begins with God, and everything closes with Him. We have. a guarantee that we will live in paradise forever with our Lord and Savior when we put our confidence in God and the Lord Jesus Christ. There will be another Heaven and another Earth, and we will be a family together in love and in truth. God won't desert the plans He has for us. He definitely knows the end and He can hardly wait to meet us there.
10. Our Part in the Relationship
At this point we have considered numerous to be concerning how we can have trust in the way that God will never relinquish us. The last point I needed to raise is a more close to home one. At the point when you speak with a companion or cherished one that assembles a relationship. At the point when God addresses us, our relationship keeps on developing. What we have to ask ourselves is, "Would we say we are addressing God?" Are you setting aside the effort to hear him out? Is it true that you are delving into the Word and building your petition life? Is it true that you are an aspect of a network of devotees utilizing your blessings and cherishing everyone around you? As it is obvious in human connections, we will get from it what we additionally put into it. God is a steady. It is safe to say that we are being steady to Him? I ask this urges you to see the part you have in the wonderful relationship that He needs to have with you, His valuable youngster.
