EBook: You Said, "It Is Useless to Serve God""

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Many devoted Christians struggle to understand why God seems to bless others more than them, despite their good works and dedication. The truth is that God's love and blessings are not based on our actions, but on His grace and mercy. Ephesians 2:8 says, "For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God." God loves us regardless of our past or present sins, and His love is not earned through good works. In fact, relying on our own righteousness can lead to pride and separation from God. Instead, we should approach God with humility, acknowledging our unworthiness and depending on His mercy and grace. This childlike faith is powerful and fruitful, allowing us to receive God's blessings. As children of God, we should live holy lives, but not rely on our own goodness to earn God's love. Rather, we should trust in the righteousness of Jesus Christ and surrender our all to Him. 

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