Numerous individuals in this world endeavor to be fruitful — in their employments, in their relational unions, or in their connections. What's more, a portion of these individuals are, truth be told, fruitful. In any case, as a rule, regardless of whether they do achieve their goals, they are left feeling unfulfilled. On the off chance that achieving our goals doesn't fulfill us, what will?
God says an association with Him gives a more profound fulfillment than whatever else we want (John 6:35, Psalm 107:9). Shockingly, the Bible additionally says, "All have trespassed and miss the mark regarding the grandness of God." (Romans 3:23) God is immaculate and heavenly, and our transgressions isolate us from God. Be that as it may, our association with God can be reestablished by having faith in Jesus, the Son of God, and putting our trust in Him. He carried on with an immaculate life and after that kicked the bucket on the cross to pay the punishment for our wrongdoings. "God shows His own particular love for us in that while we were yet miscreants Christ kicked the bucket for us." (Romans 5:8)
An association with God, through faith in Jesus Christ as our friend in need, is superior to anything whatever else we could need! Furthermore, it's an unconditional present, given to us by God himself, not because of anything we've achieved. (Ephesians 2:8-9). We don't need to settle ourselves before God will acknowledge us — he acknowledges us how we are.
When you turn into a Christian, it's anything but difficult to surmise that God will favor you with all you need. That doesn't normally happen, however. Yet, when we start to take after God with our whole lives, our needs and wants change. The Bible says:
Not that I am talking about being in require, for I have learned in whatever circumstance I am to be content. I know how to be brought low, and I know how to flourish. In any and each condition, I have taken in the mystery of confronting bounty and craving, wealth and need. I can do everything through him who reinforces me. (Philippians 4:11-13)
The material world will pass away, yet God will live for eternity. When we put stock in God with our lives, His will turns into our will, and His wants turn into our wants — to know Him and enjoy Him, and to flee from our wrongdoing.
In your essence there is totality of joy; at your correct hand are joys forevermore. (Song 16:11)
