Sunday Sermon On Faithfulness Duty

 

This Sunday sermon will be about faithfulness. Faithful. Full of faith. Glasses are filled from full vessels. The more faithful’s service is to aid the faith of those of lesser faith. Faith does not drain from those filling others’ vessels, but increases as the arguments for and against faith are developed. Of course, Christ, the most faithful one knowing the Father and possessing the fullness of the Godhead, may be required for those of no faith! I will try to share my little faith with you. Faith in a Creator. Faith in the mind of nature. Faith in the Saviour... 

 

I, at one time, believed in God, Creator, because I was taught that was where it all came from. I had blind faith this was so. Then I began contemplating creation and realized that even my little brain creates scenes I dream of in sleep. I naturally concluded that God was much larger and possessed a great Godhead; he created the world and universe! Then as I thought about infinity and learned about meditative visualization, I realized how easy it was for God to create by an act of visualization with his infinite mind... 

 

Contemplation of infinity led me to realize infinity is composed of compressed dimensions of infinitesimal space. It is infinite in every part. Space is in every other proposed building block matter, and I conclude is the basis of matter. It is the base matter all others are created by visualization from. As I contemplated the all container's infinity, I thought it was a vast mind, an organ of perception. This mind is formed by the infinite acting as a receiver/transmitter housing all known information. Everything in it shares a natural connection with it. It acts as the mind behind the scenes in creating natural wonders as instinct and forces. In more advanced creatures, it is connected to the mind’s eye. 

 

I have not met Jesus yet. I look forward to walking with him, shaking his hand. I talk to him as I live in him and count him present to hear. I pray as well. I know about him from the Bible and my contemplations on the infinite Godhead. As Creator, I see his infinity. The living invisible God we live inside. He created the vast abundance of nature we enjoy the wonderful potential from. As Saviour, he offers us eternal life with him and bears gifts we may ask to receive from him... He is alive is witnessed to me by my belief he is the mind behind nature... Belief is still essential!