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God's Beating Heart HOW DO I CONNECT TO HIS LOVES TRANSCENDS GOD’S LOVE? ALL OTHER LOVE God’s Beating The responsibility to connect to God is up to us. His love is not a human type of love. God does not command us or force us connect His love is NOT conditional. He loves to Him. God, in His greatest move of love, offers Heart us even when we do not return His us a choice to receive or not receive His offer of love. Love through Jesus Christ. He has given us free will. He is waiting to hear from you. Just ask Him Understanding the Just like the mother of the unborn into your heart and to make Himself real to you, Love of God baby keeps her baby alive, the right now, and He will. Father of all humanity wants to keep us alive and growing in His “Ask and it will be given, Spirit. Date of publication Seek and you will find, WHAT ELSE DOES GOD’S Knock, and it will be given unto you” HEARTBEAT GIVE US? (Luke 11: 9-11) The blood of Jesus Christ that was shed on the cross and the blood that dripped from His body to Pray this prayer: “Dear God, I want to the ground wasn’t dead old blood. His blood isn’t experience YOUR LOVE. Jesus, please come like the blood of dead animals that spills on the into my heart and life NOW. I need you. ground and begins to rot and smell. His blood Thank you for coming in and bringing the (even as He was dying) was connected to His Holy Spirit with you. Amen. Father in Heaven. His blood that was shed that day continues to bring life to the ALL of the people on Earth today as they receive what Jesus did by His death. The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are one. “For there are three that bear witness in heaven: The Father, the Word (Jesus Christ) and the Holy Spirit and these three are one” (1 John 5:7). God’s plan is for us to know them personally, individually, and Hacker’s Hill Project corporately. The Blood of Jesus Christ opens the High Country Mission door to our ongoing relationship with God in Quaker Ridge Rd three persons. Casco, Maine 04015 “I HAVE LOVED YOU WITH AN www.silentpreacher.org EVERLASTING LOVE” (JEREMIAH31:3) THE BEATING HEART MY HEART BEATS FOR CAN GOD’S HEART BE Do you remember when you were a child laying YOU BROKEN? down in a quiet room in the early morning, before the world was awake, and you could hear the With every beat of His heart, He cares about us Yes! What breaks God’s heart? Two very important very beating of your own heart? It had a rhythm. both in our joy and in our pain. In fact, He “so things: When people reject what His Son Jesus did As you lay there, you could feel your heart loved the world that He gave His Only for them as a free gift to reconcile them to Him and pulsing. Try it now. With every beat, your very life Begotten Son [Jesus] that whosoever when His children don’t realize the abundant life that energy is coursing through your body. Every beat believes in Him will not perish, but have their connection to Him brings to them through His brings oxygen to all of your cells and all of the eternal life.” (John 3:16). He loves ALL of us. Son. God’s desire is that His people have the other toxins out of your body through the organs Once we accept the sacrifice that His Son made strength and courage to overcome all the of your body like your lungs, kidneys and liver. on the Cross of Calvary, God’s very heartbeat circumstances in their lives through Him. That is Without the blood and the heart to circulate the and lifeblood begins to flow into us. As His called victorious living. That is His will for us. blood, there is no life. children, He infuses His life into us. It is like a new spiritual umbilical cord is created! As an Usually, our heart beats just for one person: us. added gift, when we receive Jesus, we also WHAT PLEASES THE But there are times when one heart beats for two receive the Holy Spirit to help us, guide us and people like when a mother is pregnant and her comfort us in our daily life. HEART OF GOD? heart beats not only for herself, but for her baby. That is like God. His heart beats not only for Without faith, it is impossible to please God. Himself, but for us as well. Of course, He doesn’t THE LIFE IS IN THE (Hebrews 11:6) It is that simple. You must have have an actual heart, but His Heart is His Love faith in Him, believe that He is (He exists) and for us. BLOOD believe that He rewards people who follow Him with their entire being (Hebrews 11: 6). The amazing fact is that God always loves ALL of us and has loved us even before the very He is pleased when we love Him and love one THE HEART OF GOD foundation and beginning of this world (Romans another (Mark 12:31). He is pleased when we 8: 29-30). Even after people open their hearts read the Bible (His love letter to us) because it The Heartbeat of God (His Love) is constant. His and lives to Jesus, sometimes, people don’t feel helps us know Him better. The words in the Bible every heartbeat (unconditional love) is brimming His heart beating for them and sending His life have brought comfort to people ever since it was with life and that life flows into us and through us through them. How do we fix that? By having written and still does today. The words found in by our connection to Him through His Son, Jesus Faith! Just as a fetus automatically receives the the Bible are alive and brings life into people who Christ. “I have come that you may have life blood flowing from his/her mother and the life that read it and study it (1 John 3:21-22). Also, talk to and have it more abundantly” (John 10:10). it brings, we receive God’s life flowing freely to us Him (pray). Talking to Him and listening to Him from His Beating Heart (unconditional love). keeps our connection to Him alive and pulsating. This is a promise, not a hope. .
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