The human condition craves this above all
other necessitates – Validation!
We want to know that we matter to
someone. We want to know a connection
has been made.
Do you see me?
Do you hear me?
Does what I say and think matter?
We seek Validation
Acceptance
Connection
We want to know …
Am I okay?
Did I do okay?
Do I look okay?
Do I sound okay?
Was my performance okay?
Validate me – that is the cry.
Is that your cry? Does your heart yearn for that kind of
response from someone – anyone?
Probably!
Yes, it probably does, for this is the
cry of the masses.
Allow me to spread some healing salve on
that wound of yours and mine. Let me add
a dose of balm that might start the healing process.
Psalm 37:5-6
“Open up
before God. Don’t keep anything
back. He will do what needs to be done;
He will validate your life in the clear light of day and will stamp you with
His approval at noontime.”
Romans 8:31
“If God is
for us, who can stand against us?”
I believe that, you know. God is on my side, and He is on your
side. Take courage in those words today.
My favorite passage is this:
“For I know with certainty the plans I have for you says God; plans to bless you and protect you, not to harm you. And I have in mind a future with hope just for you.”
“For I know with certainty the plans I have for you says God; plans to bless you and protect you, not to harm you. And I have in mind a future with hope just for you.”
~Jeremiah
29:11
Just to be clear, those are my
interpretations of these scriptures, and feel free to read the original texts
in your favorite version of the Bible.
However, the essence of the meaning is
there.
God thinks so highly of us that He
watches over us, He protects us, and He has grand plans for our lives.
Be encouraged today. God validates us with His great love for each
of us. John 3:16 says this: “God so
loved the whole world that he gave his one and only Son, Jesus Christ.”
He loves you as you are, not as you
should be.
With God, I am valid, and so are you.
P Michael
Biggs
Offering Hope
Encouragement Inspiration
One Word at a Time
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