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Building a Relationship with the Most High God

One of the key factors in any relationship is TRUST - a trust that must be earned.  By carefully reading all of the Word of  God, each person receives a glimpse of the of the pure Truth of God.     Each of the 66 books of Gods Written Word resounds with the truth leading the reader into a trusting relationship with the Most Holy Triune God.  From the beginning God trusted His creation with His plan.  Although humans constantly ignore this perfect plan for the relationship with God, He continues to reach out toward them proving what he promises in His Word is true and to be completely trusted.  God stands patiently waiting for His children to return to Him with repentance (total sorrow for their misdeeds) and the renewal (regeneration) of Hope.  As we seek to grow in Jesus for Him to grow inside of us, we become more like Him daily. 

Work on your personal relationship with God by studying His Word, listening for His still voice, praying for guidance, and trusting in Him to make the garden of your soul to grow and produce abundant fruit of the spirit.

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