God Takes Special Interest In You

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God knew you before you were born; did you ever stop to think about it? It reveals just how important you are to Him. He foreknew and predestined you to a glorious life ever before you were born.

God takes special interest in you because of Jesus Christ. He planned your life ahead of time. He planned to make you walk in preordained pathways and be conformed to the imagenand likeness of His son, Jesus. I've often tried to imagine what must have gone through the mind of Jeremiah, when the Lord said those words, telling him,"I chose you before you were born."

It also applies to you. You didn't come to this world by chance. He knew you were coming; therefore you're not an accident.Never gripe, complain or worry about past mistakes. You should also declare," My life is for the glory of God." No matter what happens, square up, chin up, and be conscious that the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ has established you in preordianed pathways.
Pastor Chris

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