Importance of loyalty
The relationship with God is generally reflected in our personal relationships. The more loyal we are to God, the more loyal we will be to friends and family.
For the Lord loyalty is considered a very important attribute.
Ruth 1:16 “Ruth answered: do not beg me to leave you, and turn away from you; Because wherever you live, I will live. Your people will be my people, and your God will be my God.
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This biblical portion is one of the most beautiful loyalty that we can appreciate between Ruth and her mother-in-law Naomi. Loyalty comes from the heart and you want the best for the other person. A loyal person is constant and noble.
A loyal person does not expect to be begged to support their loyal friend or partner.
Loyalty demands trust and does not lead to any deception.
Loyal people connect with each other on a much deeper level than others.
The Lord wants us to be loyal to Him and to the people He places in our lives.
A loyal person is a trustworthy messenger, while disloyalty causes division especially among Christians. Loyal friends stand up for the other person and refuse to listen to gossip. Loyalty speaks the truth and the loyal person is always responsible.
Genuine loyalty is not based on circumstance, setting, popularity, or coexistence. True loyalty is based on devotion to God and love of neighbor.
Jonathan was loyal to David even though it cost him his own well-being, and the loyalty between the Apostle Paul and Barnabas helped change the world for Christ.
The Lord always rewards those who remain loyal to Him, and the people He places in our lives.
We can never surpass God in generosity or loyalty, but we can try to put these attributes into practice.
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I love the concluding part of the message:
And as we try our best in pleasing the Lord and be loyal we ask for His mercies to help us. Thanks for the powerful message