WHAT IS MINE

“My” is a possessive pronoun that expresses ownership or possession.  We use it to indicate intimate relationship with obligations such as “my wife/husband” or “my son/daughter.”  You have a Heavenly Father who is your God and your Father [John 1:12 & Galatians 3:26].   Are you living that way (He is my God and my Father) [Galatians 4:6]?  Not to earn this status with Him but to honor the status you have with Him [Matthew 22:37-38].  Are you praying to “my Father?”  Are you intentionally seeking Him in your moment by moment living as “my Father” [John 15:5]?  He is yours and you are His.  Live your life with this obligation of this intimate relationship [Romans 8:16].  Be obligated in all you think, do and say because God is yours and you are God’s [James 4:8 & Malachi 2:10].  Not to earn for you His love and care but to honor Him for loving and caring for you and being My Father!