Topic: Sunday Reflection: No Strangers to God – Charles Stanley Daily Devotional  6 November 2022

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Sunday Reflection: No Strangers to God

God knows us intimately and yet still loves us extravagantly.

November 6, 2022


To get the most out of this devotion, set aside time to read the scriptures referenced throughout.

How many people do you truly know? For most of us, the number would be small because it takes great effort and intention to love someone well. We’re finite beings and simply cannot give 100 percent of ourselves to everyone we meet. Not so with God.

Though there are 7.9 billion people on earth, the Lord knows all of them intimately. And He speaks to His children on an individual basis, according to each one’s needs and experiences. That shouldn’t surprise us—the Bible says we’re valuable to our heavenly Father (Matthew 10:29-31) and that He’s the one who wove us together in the womb (Psalm 139:13-16). But we, like David, might still marvel, Who are we to receive such personalized attention, such uninhibited love? (See Psalm 8:4.)

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The realization that we’re fully known and treasured by God should fill us with gratitude. We don’t have to fight for His affection or work to gain His acceptance. We are His beloved ones, redeemed and destined to experience the “fullness of joy” that comes from being in His presence eternally (Psalm 16:11).

Think about it

  • Itemize the things you are grateful for. Offer a prayer of thanksgiving to God, listing them individually. 

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