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Defining Intangibles

by Jennie Allen

Unbelief is no small thing. It often lays in the foundation for all the places we struggle, and ultimately faith in Christ is what will separate those who belong to God from those who do not.

Usually we do not fear God. We do not see him for who he is; we doubt him. It is the most damaging thing in us—to mistake God for something small or wavering. Yet we leave the doubts alone in us, thinking they are our simple, fickle thoughts.

A.W. Tozer says, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” Nothing defines a soul more than what that soul believes about God. And no outward observer can know what is in the soul of a person. The most important thing about us is truly only known and defined by the owner of the soul and the one who created it. Everyone else only sees what we want them to see. Nothing defines us more . . . nothing is more important than what we believe about God.

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