[Message] Pastor Jung Myeong Seok
[Scriptures] Matthew 22:37-38
37) Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.'
38) This is the first and greatest commandment.
Hallelujah! I bid you the love of the eternal God and the peace of the Holy Son.
This is Word that is like showing you the <answer sheet> ahead of time before you take a <test>.
Therefore, you must keep this message in mind, write it down, and surely take action on it.
When seen absolutely, the value of God, Yahweh, is so great that we can never calculate it at <the level of human beings>, and so great that we can never describe it with <language of human beings>.
However, when seen relatively, to us, the value of God, Yahweh, is calculated in myriad different ways.
In this way, rather than treating valuably <the things that have absolutely great value> and taking action centering on them, we are treating valuably, in our center and in our heart, <the things that we relatively deemed to be greater> and are taking action centering on them.
God wants ‘Him’ to be completely at <our center>.
It means that rather than us thinking God is great and believing in God because of God's <absolute value>, He hopes to be the ‘greatest being’ to us even within <our subjective value> as well.
No matter what we take action on in our everyday life, God wants us to always tell Him and do it together with Him.
Therefore, we should always search our own hearts.
We should search [our hearts] to see if we have <ourself and something we like> in ‘our center’ and are perhaps doing things with that thing as our highest priority,
also if we have <someone else> in our ‘center’ and are perhaps doing things according to that person’s words.
Those who love God, Yahweh, the most, and act according to His Word are people who do fit His heart.
Because God love us to the utmost, He is always trying to give us the ‘best things.’
When we make God our highest priority, we can receive the ‘best things’ that He is trying to give us.
The more we center on God, the more our life will be full of satisfaction and the more we will become a life that gives off brilliant light.
