God Words: #2 Greatness
-Roy Lessin, Meeting in the Meadow
The Lord is great (Psalm 96:4).
There are many ways people measure personal greatness. Awards
for great achievements can be found in business, entertainment, science, and
medicine, to name a few. In sports the acronym G.O.A.T. is used to identify the “greatest player of all time.” Of course, it is a title that is often
debated due to the differences regarding the era, the equipment, and how the
game was played.
In Scripture, God’s greatness is clearly proclaimed. God is
never called “the greatest of all time” because God has no competition or
competitor. There is no “god” to compare with the true and living God. God’s
greatness is beyond any form of measurement. God does great things because He
can do no less.
God alone is great! A small child can grow into a big adult, but
God didn’t grow into His greatness.
He didn’t become great. He didn’t sharpen His skills to become
great. He is eternally great. No unknown god or false god is going to appear
one day and become the “great god”. No little “g” god can ever become the
capital “G”. Only our great God can do great things.
God is great in character, authority, power, attributes, and
worth. His greatness is notable, remarkable, exceptional, and unmatchable.
God’s greatness can do the biggest things (like creating the stars, and the
galaxies).
God is so great He doesn’t miss a thing. His greatness also
means He can do the smallest things, down to the tiniest detail. His
knowledge is so great that there’s not a detail in your life He overlooks, not
a need He’s unaware of, and not a circumstance that takes Him by surprise.
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