God’s Investment Part 1: Unveiling God’s Investment in Humanity
Investments are integral parts of our lives, extending beyond mere financial transactions. When we think of investments, we often associate them with monetary decisions aimed at yielding future returns. However, the concept goes beyond finances; it encompasses the exchange of value for anticipated benefits. In exploring the depth of investments, we turn to the spiritual realm and reflect on God’s profound investment in humanity.
Drawing from the biblical passages of 2 Corinthians 4:1-7 and 2 Corinthians 5:14-19, we unravel the essence of God’s investment in us. The Scriptures highlight a pivotal truth: God purchased us with the precious blood of Jesus Christ. Despite our inherent flaws and imperfections, God deemed us worthy of His investment. This realization prompts a profound question: Why would God wager such a high price for beings seemingly devoid of value?
Delving deeper, we discover that God’s investment transcends our physical and emotional states. As 2 Corinthians 4:7 reveals, we are vessels entrusted with divine treasure, with the purpose of showcasing the excellence of God’s power. This revelation challenges conventional notions of worthiness and underscores the profound truth that God’s investment in us is not contingent upon our merit but on His boundless love and grace.
Furthermore, we explore the inclusive nature of God’s investment, as depicted in the usage of “we” in the biblical passages. This inclusivity extends beyond ordained ministers to encompass ordinary individuals fulfilling their unique roles within the body of Christ. Whether serving in the community, as priests in their homes, or obedient teenagers, all are recipients of God’s investment, empowered to fulfill their ministries with devotion and integrity.
In essence, God’s investment in us transforms our ordinary lives into vessels of divine treasure, reflecting His glory and power. As we delve deeper into this profound truth, we gain a renewed perspective on our worth and purpose, recognizing that God’s investment in us empowers us to live lives of significance and impact.
Blessings,
Pastor Q

