Keith Mack
God desires a perfect relationship with us, and it's believed that it breaks his heart when we sin. Every choice to not believe the truth, worship things, or act selfishly grieves God. It's not that our sinful choices surprise God, but rather that he is saddened by our choice to leave him for other things.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| God desires a perfect relationship with us | God gave us so much including Himself, a relationship with the Almighty Creator |
| God's laws are the design protocols of love | God's laws were given for our good |
| God's heart is broken when we sin | Every choice to not believe the truth, worship things, or act selfishly grieves our heavenly Father |
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What You'll Learn
God's laws are design protocols of love
Our sin grieved the Creator of the Universe. God gave us so much, including Himself and a relationship with the Almighty Creator, and we threw it away in pursuit of ourselves and created things. We broke off our relationship with God, and it broke His heart. Every choice to not believe the truth, worship things, or act selfishly grieves our heavenly Father.
However, God's laws are not just about following rules. They are about loving Him and loving others. As James described, if we keep the royal law found in Scripture, "Love your neighbour as yourself," we are doing right. This means that even if we keep all of God's laws, if we stumble at just one point, we are guilty of breaking all of them.
So, when we break God's laws, it is not just about breaking rules, but about breaking His heart and rejecting His love. It is about choosing to leave Him for other things and grieving the One who loves us perfectly.
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God's laws are given for our good
God's laws are given to us so that we can better love God and love our neighbour. They are not just a list of do's and don'ts, but the design protocols of love that the fabric of the cosmos operates upon. They are meant to help us, not to keep us from enjoying life.
God desires a perfect relationship with us, and it breaks His heart when we don’t! Our sin grieved the Creator of the Universe. God gave us so much, including Himself, a relationship with the Almighty Creator, and we threw it away in pursuit of ourselves and created things.
We broke off our relationship with God, and it broke His heart! Every choice to not believe the truth, worship things, or act selfishly grieves our heavenly Father. It’s not that our sinful choices surprised God or caught Him off guard, but rather that He was saddened by our choice to leave Him for other things.
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God's heart is broken when we sin
God desires a perfect relationship with us, and it breaks His heart when we sin. Every choice to not believe the truth, worship things, or act selfishly grieves our heavenly Father. It’s not that our sinful choices surprise God or catch Him off guard, but rather that He is saddened by our choice to leave Him for other things.
God gave us so much, including Himself, a relationship with the Almighty Creator, and we threw it away in pursuit of ourselves and created things. Our sin grieved the Creator of the Universe!
We broke off our relationship with God, and it broke His heart. Our sin, Adam and Eve’s sin, breaks God’s heart. God is love, and His laws are the design protocols of love that the fabric of the cosmos operates upon. We need to be reborn with a new heart and right spirit that loves God and others. When we take the time to actually think about how our sin affects God, it should break our hearts as well.
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God desires a perfect relationship with us
God's laws are the design protocols of love that the fabric of the cosmos operates upon. We need to be reborn with a new heart and right spirit that loves God and others. If you really keep the royal law found in Scripture, “Love your neighbour as yourself,” you are doing right.
When we take the time to actually think about how our sin affects God, it should break our hearts as well. But does it? Why not? We need to properly view our relationship with God in light of our sin.
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God is saddened by our choice to leave Him for other things
God gave us so much, including Himself, and a relationship with the Almighty Creator. However, we threw it away in pursuit of ourselves and created things. This grieved the Creator of the Universe.
We broke off our relationship with God, and it broke His heart. Our sin, Adam and Eve's sin, breaks God's heart. It's not that our sinful choices surprised God or caught Him off guard, but rather that He was saddened by our choice to leave Him for other things.
We need to be reborn with a new heart and right spirit that loves God and others. We should reject the imposed-law lies about God and His government and return to worshiping Him as our Creator, the one who built reality, who is love, and whose laws are the design protocols of love that the fabric of the cosmos operates upon.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, it does. God desires a perfect relationship with us, and it breaks his heart when we don't.
God wants us to love him and others.
God is saddened by our choice to leave him for other things.
