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Have you ever felt like you're not a priority in someone's life? Maybe it's a friend who always cancels plans at the last minute or a significant other who seems to prioritize work over spending time with you. It can be a frustrating and disheartening experience that leaves you feeling undervalued and unimportant.

But on the flip side, knowing that you are a priority in someone's life can make all the difference in how you go about your day. When you feel truly seen and valued by someone, it can have a profound impact on your sense of self-worth and overall well-being.

While many of us may have experienced times when people in our lives have forsaken us, there is One person that always makes us a priority - God. The knowledge that we are a priority in His eyes should bring a sense of peace and comfort to our daily lives.

7:18 - Make a decision today to follow God’s plan for your life. Walk in obedience and faith, believing that God’s word will come to pass.

14:19 - “Don't seek human approval for what God has told you to do and be.”

17:26 - Don’t allow anything to move you from the life God has given you. Beware of the deception of the enemy that seeks to destroy us.

51:46 - Psalm 139:14 states, “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.” How do you view yourself after reading that verse?

1:00:54 - To become a better version of yourself every day, put on the whole armor of God.



Takeaways
⁃ Believe in God's confidence in you. His word does not return void to him. Isaiah 55:11
⁃ “Accept God for who he is. Accept yourself for who you are.”
⁃ Believe in the version of you that God has created. You are uniquely and fearfully made.

Questions
1. How are you stewarding the gifts God has blessed you with?

Level Up In

⁃ Prayer
⁃ Believing God’s Word
⁃ Walking In Faith
⁃ Reading The Bible
⁃ Operating In Your Gift(s)
⁃ Reaching For What God Has For You


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