Get the appSummer LoveSample
Nothing in My Hand I Bring
There is nothing you can do for God. Do you really believe that? Most of us have an instinct to try to please, to hope that we can earn the love of God through our deep-down goodness, our occasional benevolence, or perhaps some great act of sacrifice and service. That’s not the way it works. Micah gets it: God is after our hearts. He wants us to love like He loves. That means mingling justice and mercy, just as God has done for us. It means humbling ourselves before God’s will. And it means walking with God, just as Adam and Eve did back in the Garden of Eden, alongside the great Lover as His wonderful plan for us unfolds. Coming to the Lord empty-handed is the only way to please Him.
Question: Do you trust in your own innate goodness or your good works to please God? How can you wean yourself off this mistake? Can you humble yourself?
Scripture
About this Plan
“Love is love” has become a catchphrase of our times. But it does not have any meaning until we define what love is. The Christian starting point is to say that God is love. This series looks to understand the nature of God’s love. By the end of the series, I hope that the word ‘love’ has all the rich and flavoursome ingredients to it that Scripture has to offer.
More
We would like to thank Greg Clarke in conjunction with the Bible Society of Australia for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: http://biblesociety.org.au
Related Plans
Finding Hope in the Dark
Iron Sharpens Iron: Growing in Leadership
When God Hides.
Build a Better Marriage by Building a Biblical Perspective
Overcome the Mind Ambush - 5 Steps to Find Peace in the Noise
Pray
3 Money Declarations That Will Make God Your CFO
21-Day Fast & Prayer Into & Through Your Next Season
The Influence of a Silent Warrior
