Appreciate Who You Are

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That the communication of thy faith may become
effectual by the acknowledging of every good thing which
is in you in Christ Jesus (Philemon 1:6).
As a new creation in Christ Jesus, you’re peculiar;
you’re the first and the best of God’s creatures: “Of
his own will begat he us with the word of truth, that we should
be a kind of firstfruits of his creatures” (James 1:18). You’re
the crowning beauty, and the highest of everything God
made. You’re His excellently crafted masterpiece (Ephesians
2:10).
Psalm 139:14 says you’re exceptional, and wonderfully
made; you’re God’s marvellous work of art; and the Psalmist
said, “My soul knows this very well!” You should know it too
and be conscious that you’re God’s best. Therefore, love and
enjoy yourself. Appreciate who you are. Don’t wish you were
someone else.
There’re so many good things inside you. You’re a
pearl of great value. If you don’t love yourself, you can’t really
love anyone else. Don’t wait for others to compliment you;
stand in front of a mirror and appreciate what God made.
Compliment yourself. Affirm that you’re beautiful, and then,
give God praise for making you so excellent and full of glory.
Look at yourself in the mirror and say, “Lord, I love what you
made!”
Understand that you exude His glory. Therefore, love
Him, and love what He made—YOU. Enjoy every moment of
your life. Look always at the positive side of things. Appreciate
good things everywhere you see them. Appreciate you, and
then appreciate others around you. Challenge your mind in
the positive direction of life; and you’ll be amazed at the
Appreciate Who You Are
results.
You’re God’s number one! This is what you should say
to yourself always. Never judge yourself by what people say
about you; what matters is what God thinks of you. And you
know what? He thinks highly of you, which is why He invested
so much in you. Glory to His Name forever!
PRAYER
Dear heavenly Father,
righteousness and justice are the
foundation of your throne; love
and faithfulness go before you.
Thank you for making me the
expression of your glory and
grace, and for adorning my heart
with the imperishable beauty of
a gentle and quiet spirit! O, what
a joy to know that I’m your
excellently crafted masterpiece!
I’ll tell of your wonderful deeds
and wondrous love always.
Amen! 1 YEAR BIBLE
READING PLAN:
John 17:1-26
1 Chronicles 9-10
2 YEAR BIBLE
READING PLAN:
1 Corinthians
15:11-19
Proverbs 29
FURTHER STUDY:
James 1:17
1 Peter 2:9
Ephesians 2:10 (AM

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