基督教會歌曲《順服神的作工才能對神有認識》【詩歌MV】

Christian Church Song "Only by Obeying God's Work Can You Know Him" ​​[Hymn MV] 1. God speaks and works. No matter what effort or cost He invests in you, no matter what circumstances He arranges for you, it is ultimately to help you know Him. Once you know God, your relationship with Him will grow closer and more normal. God doesn't act without reason, nor does He use anyone for amusement. It's normal for people not to understand, but people should seek the truth and at least refrain from judging God. This is what makes a rational person. As Peter said, no matter how God treats people, whether He treats them as playthings or not, God is not wrong. 2. Sometimes people cannot experience God's will. What should you do then? You must wait, seek, and know. That means you must practice obedience while seeking and waiting for God's will. Don't rush; you must first have this attitude. If you are hasty and impatient when things happen, without seeking the truth, and keep complaining to God, then you are in trouble. Your mind, your preconceived notions, your imagination, and your rebelliousness will all emerge. Then, are you still worthy of God's guidance? Obedience isn't just about lip service or reasoning; it's not as simple as merely expressing a will or exercising restraint. It's not that easy. 3. When you obey God, your ultimate reward is a deeper understanding of Him, a genuine appreciation of the circumstances He has created for you, and a comprehension of His intentions. You understand God's heart, His good intentions, and His frustration at your lack of progress. God doesn't want to see you living in a corrupt disposition. He uses this method—judgment, punishment, discipline, and rebuke—to free you from it. Even in the eyes of others, God's actions may seem harsh, as if He is condemning, punishing, or toying with you. If you can understand God's good intentions when He does these things, then you have true obedience. —From *The Word*, Volume Three, *Summary of the Last Days Christ's Symposium*, "What is Practicing the Truth?"