I found it – the Meaning of Life

What is the meaning of life?

People have been pondering about the meaning of life struggling to answer this question for ages.

It’s impossible to know the answer without knowing the Creator of the universe. Fortunately, for us, your life comes with a manual. God’s word is eternal and unalterable because He never changes. The dead sea scrolls that were found in the caves of  Qumran in the early part of last century, show that the bible that we have today is the same as they had two thousand years ago.

In the pages of the Bible, we can find the answers to many of the hard questions in life. If we are faithful to study it and digest its contents,  we can learn a lot about the One who dropped us here into existence.

We can learn how much He loves us and wants to be a part of our life. He visited this Earth many times appearing in the form of Jesus or as the Angel of the Lord.

But He wants an intimate relationship with us. He wants to be with us so much that he gives us his spirit to regenerate us, and he dwells with us in our spirit. As we listen to his inner voice and obey it and the words in the bible we begin to reflect him.

I am seeing more of Jesus in me and less of me. His love for people is expanding in me and I am becoming more patient with people.

I’m at peace even in a world that seems to be in turmoil I have joy and peace. Sometimes it overflows in me to the point where I’ve had strangers stop me. When you’re walking with God you’re not doing life alone.

My life isn’t easy, but I ease through it with Him at the helm.

So in summation, the meaning of life is Jesus. Walking with him through the power of his Spirit is what gives purpose to life. I pray dear reader. This is upon you. I am guiding your life from this day forward in his name. I pray amen.

11 He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet[a] no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end. 12 I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live.

Ecclesiastes 3