My original blog in May was attempting to encourage believing Christian readers to develop an intimate relationship with their Creator-God who wants a close, daily, conversation with all His kids, wherever they are.  Although He is a spirit, and so pure He can’t even look at evil, but He only sees His children through His eyes of love.  Scripture teaches that God is love: (1 John 4:8 ) when we think of what the Apostle Paul wrote in Romans, teaching “If God be for us, who can be against us”? (Romans 8:31).  Living in our fallen world, surrounded by people whose lives are controlled by those who don’t know the Christian God as the genuine Creator of them and their star-filled universe, and our perfectly beautiful, planet, the idea of a powerful being who is for me, has a lot of appeal. – not that I’m more special or lovable, than any other person.  To the God who experts agree is the personification of Love , nothing or no one surpasses his thinking of what real love is, the essence, or value of being selfless is truly & fully understood only by God Himself. When we talk to Him we get an inner revelation about His true nature, which is why He gave us the Bible in the first place.-- to know Him.

As we commune daily with Him, some of what He is will begin to show us true love at work. Most of us want to believe His words in scripture when He says I will never leave you nor forsake you.”  (Heb. 13:5)

Now that sounds like the Father all of us want. What is more astounding is shown to us in Romans  9: 9 where we learn nothing of any kind can ever separate us from the love of God. That’s my kind of love. I guess we would call that kind of love truly eternal!

You may ask: “I’ve been disobeying God as a grown-up person. Why should He want to talk to me?

Many of our impressions about God result from wrong teachings from the past when persons had no ability to study current, up-to-date interpretations from scholars, and this caused misunderstood  doctrines that were continuously passed between generations. The following example illustrates this point:

Nearly all of Christian religion teaches that our continuing relationship with the Lord depends on our performance. That’s not true Christianity.  When you study or read scripture, (2 Corinthians 5:19) you learn that God no longer imputes sin to us, because of Christ.  God’s love is unconditional, not proportional to your performance. Check it out, and discover you’ve been set free from religious bondage! You are free, indeed!

Talk with God, your spiritual Father,

And be blessed,

Dan Kreutz

This is a new blog attempting to begin dialogues that over time will lead to an increasingly accurate understanding of God, His true nature and His plans for everything in His creation.  If you don’t believe in the Christian God and His reality, then this blog will hold little value for you, unless you really want to settle your mind over the issue of God’s role between you and me and the Christmas tree.

It’s not the purpose of this blog to proselytize our readers. Instead, it is our aim to demonstrate and teach that the Christian Worldview is both an intellectually and morally superior alternative to the tired dogmas of secularism. As true believers we are tied forever to the  Creator of everything in the universe and the too-many–to- count galaxies and still exciting undiscovered systems not yet visible, waiting to be found. Think of it, surely there must be new types of nearly invisible atoms, neutrons, electrons or other tiny particle-sized, yet powerful, elements to which God has not yet led us to discover.

When we begin to know God, our Maker, one of the subtle, or lesser realized benefits, of a growing relationship with God is that we begin to sense His daily presence. At this point in our relationship we begin to know His nature, as one that provides us constantly emerging wonders about our life the equally wonder-filled life He is making possible for our future.

When we begin to know His nature, the childlike wonders God has for us are never lost, never disappear because they are always with us. Truly we begin seeing His world more as He does. We begin seeing His universes from a softer, less cluttered, more purposeful perspective.

Since God is universally understood by believing Christians as the genuine personification of love, a softer, caring, concerned, God should be the kind of friend we expect and wish deeply to know. Countless Scriptures God has made available to us tell how we can know Him. His blessings and His Spirit are with us always! Start every morning knowing surely He cares for you every minute. Write down this word from Him…He said, “I will never leave you or forsake you”. (Heb. 13:5) He has much more, even greater things, to tell you about the joyous life with Him….He will answer more soon about His hopes for your relationship, so stay available for him as He wants very much to tell you next what gifts you’ve been missing each day.

Being God, He is after all a people person first. Praise Him for that!

Bless you richly!!