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God never changes who He is

The popular cry of the people here in America today is for “change.” Yet in some parts of the world there are those who use all means, including terrorism to resist it. There are some people who are determined to leave ancient traditions, and often times, corruptible governments just as they are, and have been for hundreds of thousands of years. Many of these nations do not recognize God.

God is always the same; today, tomorrow, and forever. He never changes; this knowledge about Him enables us to have total reliability in Him. His character is as follows:

God is omnipotent. All power is His, and nothing is beyond His control. He enforces His perfect will. He is unstoppable by any force in heaven or on earth!

God is omnipresent. He is everywhere imaginable and unimaginable all at the same time! No person or place is beyond His presence. Space and time are before Him always. He determines everything for all places and all persons.

God is omniscient. All that is happening to all people He knows at every moment! No circumstance is beyond His knowledge or control. No thought or motive considered by any person is beyond His discernment.

God is truthful. God always speaks the truth, He never lies. Ask Him anything and His response will always be trustworthy and flawless. His Word is completely reliable. His truthfulness is without question or doubt. He is faithful.

(Hebrews 10:23) says, “Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful.” God is always the same and He will never be affected by people, places, time, or circumstance. God is perfect in His knowledge, and His sovereignty is without question. We can trust that every promise is guaranteed in His Son Jesus Christ. 

He is Holy. He is Holy!

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