Did you know you are specially made for God’s glory? The glory
of God was a gift to mankind in creation, and it is also the inheritance
of every child of God. When we enter into God’s glory, we dwell in
His very presence, receive His love and grace, understand His heart,
learn His will, and experience His divine power. That power
transforms lives—saving, healing, and delivering—and enacts miracles
and wonders that reveal God’s majesty. Yet many Christians are not
living in this glory. For various reasons, they are settling for far less in
their relationships with God as they daily serve Him.
Jesus prayed to the heavenly Father on the eve of His crucifixion,
And the glory which You gave Me I have given them, that they
may be one just as We are one.(John 17:22)
Jesus has given believers the same glory the Father gave Him. The
questions we must therefore answer for ourselves are: What will we
do with this revelation? How can we live according to the glory we’ve
received from Jesus?
Experiencing God’s Glory
The glory of God is not just a theological concept to be learned. It
is a reality that can be continually experienced. Sadly, many
theologians, teachers, and preachers consider the glory of God to be a
thing of the past, something that was known in biblical times but
cannot be experienced today.Did you know you are specially made for God’s glory? The glory
of God was a gift to mankind in creation, and it is also the inheritance
of every child of God. When we enter into God’s glory, we dwell in
His very presence, receive His love and grace, understand His heart,
learn His will, and experience His divine power. That power
transforms lives—saving, healing, and delivering—and enacts miracles
and wonders that reveal God’s majesty. Yet many Christians are not
living in this glory. For various reasons, they are settling for far less in
their relationships with God as they daily serve Him.
Jesus prayed to the heavenly Father on the eve of His crucifixion,
And the glory which You gave Me I have given them, that they
may be one just as We are one.(John 17:22)
Jesus has given believers the same glory the Father gave Him. The
questions we must therefore answer for ourselves are: What will we
do with this revelation? How can we live according to the glory we’ve
received from Jesus?
Experiencing God’s Glory
The glory of God is not just a theological concept to be learned. It
is a reality that can be continually experienced. Sadly, many
theologians, teachers, and preachers consider the glory of God to be a
thing of the past, something that was known in biblical times but
cannot be experienced today.