Wholeness

Wholeness

Wholeness reflects the completion of the purpose of God. To be

whole means that our inner life is aligned with our outer life. Jesus summons

us to be whole and complete, just as God is whole and complete—for how

can God not be whole? God’s heart is not divided, but whole in its desire to

love and to save. Jesus invites us to live out our end or purpose, just as God

fully lives out God’s end or purpose. Just as God is undivided in God’s

intention to love, so Jesus summons us to live undivided in our intention to

love. When our hearts are aligned with the heart of God grace and faith finds

harmony. We were created to be whole. Whole is the all of ourselves…even

unto our death. This is both personal growth and spiritual development. God

designed every aspect of eternity and time in the creation before He began

to put His plan into operation. God has given us His uncreated life so that we

can live for him instead of just for ourselves. The truly redeemed persons,

through a series of experiences will find their place in the purpose of God.

Others will be instruments for the cause of God. We know the “how” of

redemption. We must know the “why” of our redemption. God purposed the

sun to set on the events in our lives in order that the Son rising would bring

us the light needed to see the reality of His purpose. If you stay in the sunset

you will soon be in the darkness. We must be able to see the vision.