All in God’s Glory

Have you ever asked others for healing prayer and received relief from your illness as a result? When this happened did you elevate those who prayed in intercession for you to a lofty position of faith? Has someone sick ever come to you for prayer, and as a result of your praying for them they were healed? Did you have a feeling of accomplishment as if your praying had done this for them, or felt in some small part to be responsible for the miracle? If either of these is true, then you have misappropriated God’s glory.

What do you see in your mind’s eye when you envision Jesus? When at last you behold God’s glory will it be all that you have imagined, greater than you could have possibly guessed, or do you fear that His appearance will disappoint you in some way? Well, in this world we see with our eyes, but on that day when we behold Him face to face, our eyesight will yield to our other senses, and we will see Him more completely with our entire being, our heart, and our soul… it will overwhelm us like lightning. On that day all of creation will meet us in Him, and Him in us, for the first magnificent time.