Day 23 - Faith In Action: Diligently Seeking God
Scripture:
But without faith it is impossible to please Him: for he that cometh to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of them that diligently seek Him.– Hebrews 11:6 (KJV)
Devotional:
Are you seeking God diligently, or only when it’s convenient? Are you pursuing Him consistently, or just casually and occasionally? To truly seek God is to pursue Him with passion and persistence. It means drawing near to Him daily—through prayer, worship, and studying His word.
God promises a reward to those who diligently seek Him. But remember, a reward isn’t always financial—it can be a strengthened faith, a renewed mind, or a peace that surpasses all understanding.
Brothers and sisters, let us move forward in obedience, even when we can’t see the outcome. Let us pray without ceasing, trust without wavering, and worship without conditions.
Reflection & Sharing:
Do you wholeheartedly believe in both who God is and His promise to reward those who seek Him?
2 Comments
Lord, help me to continue to diligently seek you in all that I do, all that I say, all that I think, all that I am. You know that word "diligent" is a serious action word. When you diligently looking for something, all 5 of your senses are involved, all your energy, all your wisdom and your knowledge.... You desire is to find what you looking for. Have you ever lost something that is very important to you??? You turn over every stone to find it. You may get tired in mind, body and spirit but your desire to find what you looking for outweigh that. You search with a purpose.... When you find the lost object there is much rejoicing like the woman in the Bible who found the lost coin, she called everybody and rejoiced. Remember Father is not lost, He is just lost to some of us. We are the ones who are lost but we cannot just sit there and hope Father would find us, we are the ones who must seek HIM.... Seek all things of Him, Seek to be transformed into who HE is .... Blessings
Amen we must spend time building our relationship with God. As we know we are all one body in Christ, we must remember we are all in different walks and understand that our individual relationships with The Most High will differ but are all just as vital.