Mariecil Amoy Blog

  Introduction In a world that often focuses on appearances, achievements, possessions, and outward actions, it is easy to evaluate people and situations based only on what we can see. Human judgment is naturally limited because we can only observe what is visible on the outside. However, Scripture teaches that God sees far beyond outward appearances. He examines the heart, understands the motives behind every action, and knows the true condition of every person. What may appear important in human eyes is not always what matters most to God. Many of the lessons discussed in this article are explored in greater detail in my related article, "People Judge by What They See, but God Looks at the Heart." While that article examines these truths through biblical examples, personal experiences, and spiritual lessons, this article focuses on the key principles themselves and what they reveal about God's perspective. As we explore these lessons, we will discover what truly matter...

  Introduction Have you ever looked back on your life and realized that God was teaching you things long before you understood what He was doing? When I first started attending a Christian church, my understanding of God was very shallow. I heard people talk about salvation, faith, and having a relationship with God, but I did not fully understand what those things meant. My focus was mostly on the things of this world, and I was spiritually blind to the deeper realities of God’s Kingdom. As my relationship with God grew, He gradually opened my spiritual eyes and began teaching me lessons that completely changed the way I viewed life. He showed me the importance of salvation, the difference between knowing about Jesus and truly knowing Him, the value of His Word, the condition of the human heart, and the truth that everything belongs to Him. Most importantly, God taught me that people often judge by what they can see, but He looks much deeper. He examines the heart, the motives beh...