God Of CreationSample
Prayer: Father, thank you for your loving design. I know you’ve not only given me purpose as an individual, but you even know the exact purpose of today! Keep my heart and mind set on you as I walk through whatever is on my horizon.
Trust His Hand
If a potter finished a perfect bowl, he may prize it for a while, but later choose to throw it out and start anew when that bowl fades and cracks over time. The Bible tells us that not only did God originally create humanity in perfection for the purpose of bringing His kingdom to this world, but even after we’ve been broken by sin, He still chooses to love us, and He will do whatever is necessary to restore us back to perfection.
We can trust that God is at work in our world and in our own lives to bring about His perfect purpose. The greatest way we can participate in His purpose with those around us is by sharing this great story so that they too may know Jesus and join in on this grand story that God is creating.
Questions to Ask Yourself:
- Do you trust that God knows you better than you know yourself? Do you trust that He can see past your mistakes if you’ve accepted the forgiveness found by grace through faith in Jesus Christ?
- Do you believe that God can work in you and through you for good?
What’s Next?
- Spend time reflecting on what it says about God who shaped you and is seeking to work with you to bring about good in His creation.
- Respond in prayer to our Father praising Him for who He is, thanking Him for what He has done, and asking Him to continue to perfecting your heart and mind.
About this Plan
God chooses to reveal himself to humanity through both his word and his world. The skies declare his glory and the ground produces life only by his grace. Over the course of 11 days, we will examine scripture that illustrates the Immensity, Intelligence, Intricacy, and Intimacy of our Creator!
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We would like to thank Grace Bible Church for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: http://www.grace-bible.org/ministry/college