Do you know what God thinks of your intentions? One of the greatest questions we can ask ourselves is whether our intentions are aligned with God’s. It’s not a difficult question to answer; it’s a question that’s in our very DNA. People have always asked themselves this kind of question. It’s one that the ancient prophets would ask their people. It’s a question that’s been asked throughout the course of human history. But what is it about this question that we continue to ask? Why do we now so often feel like we don’t have an answer? The tendency to wonder what God thinks of our intentions is a modern phenomenon. Many of us have heard it said that we are our own worst enemies when it comes to doing what is right. But why? Why do we feel so much doubt when it comes to our intentions? And why do we keep asking ourselves this question? There are several reasons why this question may arise in your life and why it’s so important to address.
We have an idea of what God wants us to do
The tendency to ask ourselves what God thinks of our intentions is a natural part of spiritual growth. When we are on the cusp of becoming a whole person, it’s normal for us to ask ourselves key questions about who we are, where we are going, and what we have to do in order to reach our destination. What’s interesting is that once we have answered the big questions that have been posted by the cusp of becoming a whole person, we often find ourselves asking the same kind of questions again. This, of course, is due to the fact that we are still very much in the process of growing as human beings. And yes, it’s a process. Growing up, as we all know, is not a simple process. We don’t pick up some skill and then forget it after a while. We are constantly being stretched to grow and mature. And when we are on the cusp of becoming a whole person, we are being stretched to the max. We are being asked to answer tough questions about ourselves, our culture, and our world. And we are being challenged to act in a way that truly reflects who we are.
The world is in turmoil
What do you do when the world is in turmoil? You, of course, try to establish some kind of order, to make things make some kind of sense. But how is it possible to make sense of a world that is constantly changing? And how can we make sense of a world that is in turmoil? In such a world, the one thing that can make sense of anything is your own intentions. What are you doing? What are you intending to do? What are you trying to achieve? What’s your intention right now? For the most part, we have to agree that the world is in pain. It’s in a state of unrest. It’s in turmoil. And this is hurting us all as individuals and as a society.
We’re not sure if we’re doing good
What do we do when we’re not sure if we’re doing good? This is the heart of the matter. We’re not sure if we’re doing good. We feel like we’re doing good but we’re not sure if we’re doing good. This is the crux of the matter. How are we to know if we’re doing good if we don’t know what good is? What we’re really asking ourselves is this: What does it mean to do good? What does it mean to do something that’s in line with God’s intentions? And even this question has a questionable answer. We don’t know the right answer because we’re not sure what God’s intentions are.
Our intentions are often selfish
Intentions are driven by selfishness. We want something. We intend to get something. And so we work very hard towards our intention. But what happens when our intentions are selfish? Intentions are driven by selfishness. We begin to think that we are doing something good. But is this really the case? Is this really what God thinks of our intentions? Many of us have been so busy with selfish intentions that we’ve forgotten that there’s another possibility. That we can have a more noble intention. That we can have a more beautiful intention.
We have a false sense of security
A key question that arises during the process of becoming a whole person is this: What is the future of the world? Are we on the right path? And what is the right path? What does the future of the world look like if we’re doing good? What does the future of the world look like if our intentions are in line with God’s intentions? To answer these questions, we have to address the false sense of security that many of us have built up around our intentions. This is a very important question because it’s directly connected to the question of what God thinks of our intentions. We’ve been given an intention. We’ve been given an intention to do something. But what if our intention is wrong? What if we’re not doing good but we’re doing something totally wrong? What if we’ve built up a false sense of security around our intentions?
Our intentions are aligned with God’s will
Intentions are driven by our will. We have a will; we have intentions, and so we work towards our will. But what happens when our intentions are in line with God’s will? Once we begin to understand the relationship between our intentions and God’s will, this is the question we must begin to ask ourselves: What is God’s will for me? And what is God’s will for my intentions? Intentions are driven by our will; our will is based on our desires, and desires are based on our needs. And when we begin to understand the relationship between our needs, desires, and intentions, this is the question we must begin to ask ourselves: So this is the question of your own self. What are my needs? What are my desires? What are my intentions?
Final thought
The questions we ask ourselves about what God thinks of our intentions are questions that can lead us to a deeper understanding of who we are and what is truly important to us. The key to unlocking this understanding is to know what our needs, desires, and intentions are. We can discover more about ourselves when we begin to understand these three things. When we know what we are, we can begin to know what we are not. This is important because it allows us to avoid falling into the trap of thinking that we are something we are not. So what are you going to do about it? The first thing you must do when you want to get to know what God thinks of your intentions is to get to know yourself. You must begin to understand who you are. God knows the desires of your heart. It is a conversation between you and God alone. Your intention seems to happen when it seems to be right according to God’s will. He will give you everything when everything is right.
