God is Creative!

 


God is creative! God made everything on this planet! And everything, let me tell you the story of creation, in the beginning, there was nothing but God and the earth was dark with water and in 6 days God made everything and on the 7th day God rested by just speaking God must have creativity, when people did something bad, and disobeyed God, God was creative and found a way to rescue them like Esther. Israel disobeyed and faced consequences, then God rescued them from complete destruction by brave Esther and killed the one who wanted to destroy Israel.

 We with God's help are also creative, but! We shouldn't be prideful about that, like the tower of Babel they made bricks and started to make a tower that would reach heaven but God made everyone have a different language because they used to speak the same language, then they stopped building. Too much pride in the creativity that God gave us.

God is creative, and you have gifts like God uses them for good not for harm. Saul, he had gifts but he used them to persecute Christians, when he came to Jesus on the road to Damascus he used his gifts to build God's kingdom, use your gifts and your creativity for good. God made you in his likeness with God’s creativity.  

God talked in parables a story that will take creativity. He used his creativity in every little thing and that's how we have this beautiful world.

Summary time: God is creative and with that creativity, God made the whole world! Like God we have creativity but we should use it for good and not be prideful. When we did something bad God in his grace and mercy found a way with God’s creativity. God is creative, and God gave us that same gift but we should not be prideful about it and use it for good like spreading the good news. 

Bye, see you soon THE END.

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