My Month of Spiritual Growth! 2Chronicles17:6

The fear that drives us to flee and hide as Adam did when we committed a sin is not the fear of God.
The fear of God is a feeling of weakness, of submission, it is to show its smallness before the divine power.
The fear of God is the very root of our relationship with the Lord, it is the essence of this relationship,
it involves accepting God as the highest authority,
it leads to doing the Lord’s will in all things,
it demands the trouble of pleasing the Lord and fleeing evil.
We Men love to be independent, we like to act as we please so for some the fear of God is outdated, archaic, unreal.
Most of us are always quick to say that we have the fear of God but how can we know that we have the fear of God?
The fear of God is not only words, it is not only to be a Christian, it is to let others bear witness to our walk with the Lord, to stay in the ways of God and to obey Him, is to love the word of God.
There are many blessings attached to the fear of God: we will enjoy the fruit of our labor, God bless us and fruit the work of our hands …
God is ready to precede us in everything, it is enough for us to have his fear, to seek it and to walk in his presence.
Proverbs 14:26 – He who fears the LORD has firm support, and his children have refuge with him.
Pray to always have the fear of the Lord in you.
He who has an attitude of respect, submission, obedience to God.
When we cling to Jesus, he is our safe haven and a blanket for our family.
We play too much with God today, we consider him as our everyday friend, we develop a lot of familiarity with the Lord, forgetting to give him his place, forgetting that the roles can never be reversed, forgetting that God it’s God.
The love of God must not prevent us from honoring him, adoring him, he is a strong, formidable and powerful God, we must draw all the reverence due to him.
Let’s stop making fun of God,
let’s stop trivializing it.
Let’s stop diluting the word of God to our advantage and have the fear of God.
Hello everyone
Good week to each of us.