When someone convincingly describes God's kingdom, it's common for them to assume that God is actually present. We know that He is always very smart and confident when making agreements - always courteously appealing to our allegiance and showing extraordinary benevolence and longsuffering. We compared Him to our human failings and the actual sadness we experience because of our sinful tendency to experience the direct effects of the eternal curse. Our assurance is easy for us to attain because we always focus on Christ and his teachings. Comparing God with what we are feeling now can be misleading. We should never forget that God is always concerned with far more than what we experience in this present moment. Charity should be done with haste. To ensure our success in pursuing Christ-centered objectives, we must assume that we have been set free into a kingdom governed by the laws of God. This kingdom is our protection and our boundaries. Believing in Christ is opening up your heart to a deeper trust in God. We must learn to appreciate the righteousness of God in order to appreciate his brilliance. This is all the encouragement we need to come into the Christian experience. We explore some side roads because we believe that we are incapable of doing good. The truth is, even if we're excellent actors when it comes to living out our relationship with God, we may be doing so because we mistakenly believe that we already live in God's kingdom. This can be a difficult thing, as we can start to argue with God instead of trying to please Him. We are easily misled by our assumptions and negative feelings, which tend to make us feel worse. He politely thinks that we are, in fact, not so bad. If only we could convince ourselves to get out of this predicament, maybe He would show up and help us. However, in order to express ambition in a way that satisfies him, a human must be able to neglect some of the trivial things in this barbaric world. To truly believe that someone is impotent, we must feel their achievements as if they were our own. We can accomplish this by appreciating all the work God has done, even if the person themselves is unable to do anything. At the most critical moment, God saved us with a miraculous battle. He then brought us back to safety at the most perilous time. We live in the peace of Christ's kingdom, unaffected by the concerns of the world. We let go of all else and focus completely on Him, and He takes care of us every step of the way. When our inner Kingdom of Heaven aligns with the Kingdom of Heaven that exists through God's agreements, laws, decrees, and pledges, we recognize Jesus Christ as our hope for brilliance. We embrace our vulnerability and love it because it makes us feel alive and connected to our innermost selves. Our sensitive skin is a gift from God, which eliminates the constant annoyance we all experience. Our prayers are with those who have lost their lives in political violence, and we know that God is with us as we work to protect the innocent. The eternal reality is that rest is like a careful soldier who is cautiously receiving a city at night and must go past the presidential guard without disturbing them. If a soldier behaves in an ostentatious manner while performing his duties, this can lead to serious consequences. There is a tranquility that comes from resting in God, something that is unlike any other. A peaceful sleep is what you find in slumber, free from worry and stress. You can let go of all your worries and anxieties, and simply relax. This sense of peace is something you can only find in the Bible. We can be trusted messengers of someone's worries and sadness, by understanding their reasons for feeling this way. However, should we not be at rest, we will bring the armed guards up. The act of seeming to be powerless can be a deeply intimate experience, as you can touch the other person's experience in a way that feels sensitive and calming.