Another word for loyal is faithful, so that for us to be faithful only two things would be needed; Believe what He said and be obedient, that’s all it takes to be loyal. Jesus was completely loyal to God. He said in John 14:24 He who does not love me does not keep my words and the word you hear is not mine, but the Father’s who sent me. Again he said in John 5:19 truly, truly I say to you: the Son can do nothing by himself except what he sees the Father do; because everything he does, the Son also does in the same way. Jesus believed what God said and did it without fail. Well, you could say it was Jesus; He had no sins, but mine are many, so I can’t do what He did. You’re right, we couldn’t do it because we’ve all sinned and come short of God’s glory, but Jesus paid the price for our sins. He was made sin for us and we were made righteous. He took what we deserved and gave us what we didn’t deserve; His justice. Now that we are righteous without any work we have done, the only thing left for us is to believe what He said and do what He told us to do. Whatever He tells us to do will not be difficult because He will equip us to do it. Yes, the enemy will immediately come to steal His word from us, but we must hold fast to what we know. God will provide for us even if we don’t see the way. If we resisted despite the oppositions; we will see the glory of the Lord.
The eyes of the Lord seek whom He can show himself strong; If we are willing and obey, we will eat the good of the earth because He will enable us to do so.
Don’t think that you have to be right first before being blessed. If so, we will all be waiting a long time. God does not seek our perfection because there is none other than Jesus. He is seeking only those who believe him and only then will His eyes be upon us.
It may not come when we want it to come, but that is fine because it will make provisions for us while we await the manifestation of what we have asked so that we do not suffer from any lack.
All are in the eyes of the Lord and will be blessed because He is a good God, but He is not looking at everyone to bless specifically; only those who are willing and obey His word will receive special blessings from Him. Is it unfair in that? Certainly not, it is not a respect for the person; what we receive from Him is up to us to receive it. So if we want it, we can have it. If we want His eyes to run our way, then we must align ourselves with His word and do so. Could you tell me, what if I don’t reach it, can I receive His special blessings? Yes, as long as you don’t fall under the condemnation of it. Jesus Christ has already paid the price for our sins and God will not require a double payment. Remember that where sin abounds, grace abounds much more and you are under grace because of your faith, so you have no reason to feel condemned, but if you are condemned, you may not receive His special blessing because your condemnation will prevent you. receive it.
Romans 8: 1 says that now there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit. We are spiritual beings and our spirit knows the mind of God; He knows that God is not condemning us for anything, so neither should we condemn ourselves in the flesh.