Attractive Loyalty
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Today the Lord wants to upgrade our character and increase our revelation of what He truly values or what He enjoys in us. It is not our wealth, influences or networks that impresses God. What truly impresses His heart is our love, loyalty, Joy and the way we steward the emotions of our heart. In today’s scripture, we can see that when God looks for us, He is carefully weighing out everything we are processing within our hearts. He is checking if there is loyalty in our attitude, words, transaction, the Lord is weighing out everything going on in our hearts and within our hearts. If there is loyalty in our words, thoughts actions and hearts, the Lord is weighing all of it and if we are Loyal then we will be attractive.
What is the point if we are good on the outside but the inside rotten or decaying? Praying that we will develop loyalty from the inside because that Loyalty makes us look attractive. Praying also that we will cultivate this with the Help and provision that the Holy Spirit gives us. Loyalty or dishonesty cannot be found together in the same person. It’s either loyal or dishonest, Faithful or deceiving but not both at the same time. The Bible says that our characteristic of being loyal is something that makes us attractive to people and in the same way when we are dishonest, it is worse than being poor.
When we are Loyal, we will also be attractive. Share on XCan we ask God for grace to disconnect from everything double standard or hypocritic in our lives? Today, the Lord is asking us to choose our love for Him or have a repelling lifestyle for everyone around us. If we are intentional in changing the desires of our heart, the posture and how we function on the inside than how we are on the outside, then the Lord will transform us, help us and give us the grace to do what will please him. When we commit to the Lord today, the Lord will help us to remain loyal in every one of our relationships.
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