Now we come to the final installment in the Is God Testable? series. I have discussed why it is necessary to test God, what it means to test God, and how to go about testing God. I have discussed the importance that faith plays in the process, why it is necessary to study God so that you can know His purposes, how to study God, where to study God, why fellowship with other Christians is important, how and why to incorporate prayer and meditation into your testing process, and why obedience is the ultimate testing of God. Now it is time to discuss the results. You've gone through the steps, and now you want to know if your test is proving God's faithfulness or not.

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In the last installment of the Testing God series, I encouraged you to align yourself with God's purposes. I just want to take a pause here to discuss, briefly, what I believe are the three purposes of God.Rather, I'll briefly discuss the three things about which God is most concerned. It is these three things, also, that I believe we, as the crown jewel of His creation, ought to be most concerned.

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I'm continuing with the Testing God series and have completed the second step in the process: Studying God where He is and has been. That step is fairly involved. If you've been keeping up, then you understand that it begins with the study of God's Word, the Bible. But, first, let's back up a bit. Image by John Hain from Pixabay

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