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Look at the cross and LIVE!

My heart is so full today.  My heart is full with the love of God and the awesome power of the cross.  Praise God!  I'm just so thankful that I wake up to a God who wants me just as I am.  A God who appreciates who I am in a way that nobody else can, because He made me for Himself.  He did not make me for anybody else, not my mother, not my father, not my husband, not my children.  No, God made me for Himself.  I belong to Him.  He is the one Who takes care of me.  He made me to need Him.  There is a place on the inside of every human being that longs for God.  He put that place there on the inside of us.  This is the place where our true identity dwells.  He did that because He is jealous for us and wants us to always be His.  In the Book of Isaiah God says "Everyone who is called by my name Whom I have created for My glory; I have formed him, yes, I have made him".  Hallelujah! I was created for the glory of God and He has made it very clear that He has created me, He has formed me, and yes He has made me.  I am fearfully and wonderfully made!  Hallelujah!  I'm not conceited!  No, I'm not prideful.  I just believe that God's work is good!

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