But God, I Don't Love Me !
Key To Fulfilling Jesus' Great Commandment
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Our mental institutions are filled with people who have no clue about accepting or recognizing their own worth. These persons , including impotent Christians, often were brainwashed into self-condemnation and experienced a critical shortage of any praise. Many made a mistake, often a damaging act, and have no mental, emotional, or spiritual resources to deal with it, compounded by perpetual criticism from others. They often learn somehow to cope with this burden, and begin to believe it is their lot in life. One may legitimately ask if they believe that dragging the baggage is acceptable to our Creator God. Without a doubt this is a challenge to see how personal our God is to us. The issue is learning to love othes by discovering how to love ourselves because of His love for us.
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Being Creator and Sustainer of all creation, God’s primary mandate for his creations is to put Him first and never to dissociate this from properly relating to His other creations. What about persons who struggle with loving others because they habitually degrade themselves, not loving themselves as emphasized in Matthew 22:39?
The author is an ordained nondenominational minister and Christian writer who has spoken and written for many decades. His primary interest is in leading believers into a one-to-one relationship and intimate fellowship with the Lord and relating the vital importance of being his salt and light in their world and all mankind.
About the Author
The author was born and raised in Texas, educated there, joined the navy, and received God’s call to the ministry while serving. He married a co-member of his church and is blessed with six children and ten grandchildren. He is a former minister in a denominational church and currently ordained nondenominational minister and Christian writer.