We have now reached the stage on earth where almost everyone has heard of God. There may be pockets of people here and there who have not heard of God, but by and large the great majority of people have heard of God.
Some of these people may have heard of God but do not really know God. He appeared on their "radar" at some stage in their lives but they never bothered to find out more. Maybe because they're busy, maybe it's inertia; but for some reason or other they did not attempt to find out and learn more.
Others have heard of God and tried to understand and learn more about Him but decided that considering the evidence, or lack of it, God does not exist. They are sure of this and will not be persuaded otherwise. Some amongst this group, not satisfied with their decision and conclusions, have taken it upon themselves to convince everyone to their way of thinking. They see it as their mission in life to persuade everyone that God does not exist and will use every means at their disposal like disdain, contempt and ridicule to back their argument and persuade the vulnerable to their way of thinking.
There are those who "semi-believe" in God. They've heard of Him and decided to keep their head down in case He punishes them, like He did often times as recorded in the Old Testament.
And there are those who believe in God enthusiastically and have experienced His presence and love in their lives.
Whatever group we belong to, and there are those who fluctuate from group to group; that fact remains that the large majority of the world has heard of God.
Now the thing is this ... let us assume for a moment that God exists and that one day, individually, each one of us gets to meet Him face to face ... regardless of which group we belong to ... what will we say?
What will you say?
...perhaps not howdy!
ReplyDeleteBetter be ready now ...
DeleteGod bless, Tom.
Thank you for loving me, Father!
ReplyDeleteAmen. I like your response, Mevely.
DeleteGod bless you.
I love you, Lord!
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed Saturday, Victor!
Thank you, Martha. Such a pity so many refuse to believe.
DeleteGod bless always.
What will I say? O Heavenly Lord, THANK YOU FOR SAVING ME and inviting me to spend eternity with You!
ReplyDeleteAmen Barbara. What a wonderful thing to say.
DeleteGod bless you.
Peace and kindness always. ❤️
ReplyDeleteGod bless, CM.
DeleteI'd get down on my knees and thank him for my salvation and all He has blessed me with!! :)
ReplyDeleteAmen indeed, K. God bless you and yours.
DeleteMany good responses, I have a feeling I will be trying to say THANK YOU! I hope I can say what Barbara said..... I may be speechless. GOOD POST my friend. I just got word my book will be here maybe tomorrow. I am holding you to your word!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove you my friendl..
You're so kind to me, Jack. Thank you so much.
DeleteIndeed, Barbara echoes many of our thoughts and gratefulness. "Thank you, Lord".
God bless always my friend. Praying for you all.
I think my first word may be hello!
ReplyDeleteI do not mean that flippantly.
Wishing you a happy month of December Victor, and a happy first day of advent.
All the best Jan
Hello is always a good start.
DeleteGod bless, Jan. Happy Advent.
I'm not sure I'd be able to speak, but I'd hope to say, "Thank you!" from the bottom of my heart.
ReplyDeleteBeing grateful is a good way to begin.
DeleteGod bless, Mimi.