“In the beginning, God created…And God said…and there was…And God said…And it was so…And God said…And it was so…And God said…And it was so…And God said…And it was so…And God said…And it was so.” Genesis 1:1-30
Throughout the first chapter of the first book of the Bible the reoccurring theme is that God speaks and it happens. There is no mention of challenges or difficulties, no use of smoke and mirrors or anything grandiose. He simply thought it, spoke it and made it a reality with the breath of His mouth. God certainly doesn’t need us to make anything happen so why all the fuss about accomplishing great things for God through us when He really doesn’t require our assistance?
It is the same reason that I want to include my children while putting up the Christmas tree. It is the same reason I want them to help me in the kitchen while preparing our Thanksgiving feast. It is the same reason my husband wants me to be by his side during a project although my impact is very limited. It is all about fellowship and relationship.
‘God is far more concerned with your walking with Him than He is interested in getting a job done for Him. You can complete an assignment but never experience God. He can accomplish His work anytime He wants.’ Experiencing God, p. 145. We were created first and foremost for relationship. Through the interaction of our shared intimacy great things can be accomplished.
The work of our hands is a by-product of the love in our heart for a Savior who doesn’t need us but passionately desires us.
And God said…And it was so…And it was good.
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