Reflective Speech About God

moving a chair to the front of the church so that a member could lead worship while sitting and without having to navigate the stairs to the lectern.

Of all the incredible divine qualities Jesus Christ exemplifies, the one I love most is His constancy. He is the same “yesterday, today, and forever,” and as Moroni teaches us, from Him cometh “every good gift.” Because Jesus Christ is constant, all of God’s children who have ever lived or ever will live on the Earth can look to the scriptures and prophets to identify patterns of obedience by which they may obtain every one of these good gifts, This is in accordance with that law decreed in heaven, that “when we obtain any blessing from God, it is by obedience to that law upon which it was predicated.”

God gave us the bible so that we can understand rational truths with our mind and know what to believe. He teaches us how to Worship by painting a picture of the world through his eyes. He teaches us about ourselves, eternity, why we are here on Earth, and how to know right from wrong so we can Worship the greatness that is him. God has given us many commands like in Matthew 22: 37-39 to follow but we should take the teaching and understand the relationship that is presented between us and the Worship of him. God wants us to experience him and his world. By understanding God’s invitation to know him better we learn not only more about him, but more about ourselves. We learn what sins to avoid, what parts of our lives need to be changed, how we can love others through him, and what are his plans and purpose for our lives thorough him are. To Worship becomes lessons on how to live a fulfilled life that we could never accomplish without him like in Psalm 19: 7-8; and Corinthians 5:17.

Each night, there is a point where the day falls to silence, a silence that encloses you in your own thoughts and reflections. For as long as I can remember, my dad always told me "that is when you pray." His words matched the ones of every Sunday school teacher, but their voices faded as my worries grew. It seemed there were some stresses a man on a cross could not eliminate. Bible stories where Jesus cures people from their pain and problems appeared no different from the storybooks I stopped reading years ago, unrealistic and improbable. I vacillated between the faith instilled in me and the plausibility of things occurring by chance, not by Christ. As each day came to a close, I struggled to thank a voiceless God for a day I wasn’t grateful

When I am asked what I believe I am usually puzzled on how to respond. Growing up in a small town in the middle of the Bible Belt, it can be difficult to tell others that you are not Christian. And I'm not. I was raised in a household with a father who went to church his whole adolescent life but as he got older he lost his faith. So he and my mother wanted to raise children in an Agnostic home. Because of this I never went to church (except for a few times with my grandmother) and I didn't realize what it meant to be Christian. I may not fully believe that there is a god but this I believe.

I thank you for being here. I request that you share my supplication to God that God will look me and know my heart, attempt me and know my on edge musings, check whether there is any perniciousness in me, and lead me toward the life everlasting. I ask that God give me a perfect heart, let me stroll by confidence and not locate.

This devotion came at just the right time. I love my job, but have been struggling at work lately due to our department being shorthanded and all the extra workload being thrown on me. I have officially reached my breaking point and sobbed the entire way home today. When I try to speak to friends or my husband about the difficult time I am having, I am given advice, such as, “talk to your boss,” “find someone you can delegate tasks to,” “you are just a perfectionist.” I am not looking for advice right now, I’m looking for a friend; someone to listen, agree that things suck, and assure me I’m going to make it through this rough patch. That is where God comes in; I can talk and he will listen without constantly giving opinions; he gives

Throughout a majority of history up to this present date, we have come to rely on science as a means of explanation behind the reasoning behind many things: mathematics, chemistry, physics, and biology. When regarding the subject of a greater entity or supreme being, the quote “Where science ends, religion begins” can be used to explain that there are things in which science cannot possibly hold the answer to, and the only reasonable explanation behind these things point to a greater being. Acquiring this newfound knowledge has altered my viewpoint on God, going on to strengthen my faith and belief in God now that I had been presented with scientific proof that God must have existed. There have been times throughout my life where curiosity had overcome me and I found myself asking whether or not God had actually existed, and now that I have been presented proof that he exists, all of my doubts have been washed away. There are three major areas in our universe that science cannot provide an explanation for, and can only be proven to be possible if a greater being had come into play. These topics included: the beginning of the universe, the design of the universe, and the complexity of our DNA.

God is speaking all the time and you can learn how to hear God, it is easier to hear God than you think.

The bible was written as an account of what many viewed that God had accomplished so his actions and words could be passed on for generations. Some believe it is a literary account and some believe it is a historical account. The word of God in the bible comes in many forms and is left up to interpretation by the reader. Some believe that the word of God should be the only word and should be strictly followed. Some believe that the words are meant as a guideline to help us through life. Whatever your belief is you can always seem to find the meaning behind your belief through the word of God in the Bible.

The Bible is an extremely intellectual and philosophical book. In church I got the impression that the Bible was filled with rather simplistic stories. This is not the case. The Bible is an extremely intellectual and philosophical book, filled with years’ worth of philosophical statements and points on which to ponder, many of which could result in multiple and complex subjective interpretations. In fact, I got the feeling that certain parts of the Bible were so intellectual and open to subjective interpretation, that it would be almost impossible to totally ascertain the true meaning of them while here on Earth.

The character of God being omnipresent is so amazing to me, in John 8 56-58 Jesus letting them know before Abraham was born is was. “I Am” that alone speak for itself. Having been born of the spirit of God, house in a virgin woman having a runner telling everybody about your arrival has character. Wrapped in lights John 1: 7 having John being the witness of this light informing the world.

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It’s always difficult to talk about one’s own spirituality. We spend our entire lives trying to understand it. It’s something that sits very close to our hearts; in discussing it we must make ourselves vulnerable. We must to prod that part of ourselves of which we are most afraid.