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The God Who Fills

  • May 18
  • 2 min read

God first introduces Himself to us as our Creator in the Bible. He creates the heaven and the earth. This was the earth He created. Verse 2 says it was formless and empty; water was there, and it was dark there. And our Creator God blessed the empty, dark earth with light. He then filled the land with all good things like plants, trees, animals, human beings, etc.


God gave very special attention in creating us humans. Verse 26 says, “Let us make human beings in our image, to be like us. They will reign over the fish in the sea, the birds in the sky, the livestock, all the wild animals on the earth, and the small animals that scurry along the ground.” God loved His creation and had great plans for all of them. He wanted the creation to live, to grow, and to multiply.


He is the same God who blesses us to multiply, who has plans for us to be fruitful, who has plans to fill that which is empty in us with all good things. His special attention is still there in blessing us to have a godly generation, one that has His imprint on them.


God has His own way of speaking to us and encouraging us. Hey friend, if you feel emptiness, darkness, or anything without form in your life, don’t worry. We have our Creator God who has plans to fill it with all goodness.


Dear God, thank You for bringing the world we exist in into existence. Thank You, Lord, for filling the empty earth with every good living thing. Thank You for filling every womb that is waiting to be filled with Your perfect plan, which You planned for us from the beginning. You are the God who creates light in the darkness, hope in hopelessness. With You in our lives, I confess that our emptiness will not remain the same. You are our life-giving God, and we praise You, Lord. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

 
 
 

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