Day Three of Seeking

As we begin to see ourselves through God's eyes, a certain humility is forced upon us. Suddenly we realize how small we are in relation to time and eternity...we realize the utter helpless state we find ourselves. Outside of God's grace, we cannot save ourselves (Ephesians 2:9-10). We suddenly recognize that are own righteousness is like a filthy rag (Isaiah 59-1-2) good for nothing but to be thrown away.

We recognize that even when we would do good...evil is present. Alone and without the ability to saves ourselves...we turn to God with our whole heart....Lord save me, for I cannot save myself...and I am lost without You.

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Pastor John M. Cope Sr. said…

The words of your statement are so true. They make me think of a song I've sang many times, without Him I could do nothing, without Him I'd surely fail, without Him I would be drifting like a ship without sail.
As we fast and pray seeking God, our bodies begin to scream,gimme,gimme
gimme. All the sudden we realize,hey I'm not all that I claim to be. We can't reach our full potential in God's purpose for our lives. Until we realize that we are totally dependent on Him.

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