To truly know God, one must have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. God is righteous; He judges, corrects, and tests everyone.

Yet you are safe with God; come as you are.

· God justly punishes the devil, yet in mercy He clothed Adam and Eve. (Genesis 3:15, 21)

· God sent His only Son, Yeshua, to die on the cross so that we may live. (John 3:16)

· God sent His Spirit so we can have a relationship with Him. (John 14:26)

But many continue to listen to the devil’s deceptive thoughts, choosing to fear God in the wrong way.

People fear suffering. God either allows suffering because He trusts you with that trial, or it serves as a warning. But God always has a greater plan. When God judges a nation, it is because of its evil. Yet, He always extends grace—as He did by using His servants Abraham, Noah, Jonah, and others.

God is in control of your destiny. He is Long-suffering, Patient, and Righteous. Consider those who perished in the flood of Noah: they refused to listen to his warnings, yet even they were preached to by Jesus Himself in Sheol. This demonstrates God's profound commitment to justice and mercy.

Many want God to act according to their own desires—to harm others, override human will, or forget His own holiness. While such people may not be inherently evil, they have a heart problem, misunderstanding God's righteous nature.

Remember, God is the God of the living. The choice in this life is clear: if you choose to listen to the evil one now, you must accept that his domain—hell—is your eternity. He rules that place.

Jesus is the Way to the Father.

Think of approaching God without this relationship as arriving unannounced at a stranger's home. The master of the house may show grace to whomever He pleases, but grace is not favoritism. Even those who know the master are tested. A good guest learns the rules of the house over time.

For instance: We are tested before we are forgiven, and we are tested when we are given a command. 

Furthermore, the notion that people "do not know what they are doing" is often incorrect. Many are fully aware of their actions, yet they proceed anyway, knowing they will be held accountable.

Ultimately, we are saved by faith in Jesus and lost for a lack of it.

God does not want us to trust our thoughts but Him. For that's where the devil attacks you, in your mind. 

Bring everything to the Father before the devil seeds doubt and fear.

God loves you. But you also need to understand His mercy, Grace and the urgency of the gospel. 

Repent before it's too late!!!