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The Way We Look at Him


The Way We Look at Him

Have you ever been in love?

There is something about looking at someone for the first time

and feeling love and passion for them.

The way we look at each other is so full of fire.

Our faces are radiant.

I remember the way my wife looked at me when we first met.

It was so fulfilling.

I miss that and I know she misses that too.

Do you remember the first time you met Christ?

When we gave our hearts to Him we felt

so much passion toward Him

and we looked at Him with so much love.

Is it possible that He enjoyed our love, passion,

and the way we looked at Him?

I personally believe that He enjoys the way we look at Him.

Are we looking at Him the way we used to?

Is He thirsty for our passionate looks?

Absolutely.

What can we do to get back to that place?

Ask Him to stir your heart to look at Him like you did when you first met.

Look at Him in your heart every day like you just met Him for the first time

because He is God and will reveal Himself every day in a new way.

Tell Him every single day that you are glad you met Him.

Think new thoughts toward Him every single day.

Worship Him like you have just discovered Him and been discovered by Him.

Tell Him things you never told Him before.

Walk with Him the way you never walked before.

Touch Him like you never touched Him before.

Be so honest with Him like you have never been before.

Tap into your true feelings for Him and meditate on them.

Look at Jesus for the first time again today.

From Kamran Yaraei’s Book “Food For The Heart”.

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