A.W. Tozer once warned that the church had traded its high view of God for something so low,

so ignoble as to be unworthy of thinking people. That was 50 years ago, and things haven't improved. But today, on Insight

for Living, Chuck Swindall cuts through the noise of a theologically shallow culture to recover

something ancient, revolutionary, and life-changing. The love of God, as Scripture actually describes

it. Not a feeling, not a sentiment, a force so vast,

so unconditional, so relentlessly personal that it will reframe everything you thought you knew. I would like to give you 12 words that I hope you will never, ever forget.

Here they are.

What we think about God is the most important thing about us.

Once again, what we think about God is the most important thing about us. I'll repeat

that periodically through this message because I want it riveted into your brain. You'll

need it in this day in which there is a lot of sloppy and

silly thinking about God. Matter of fact, if we have a low and inaccurate view of God, our worship

will be shallow and skewed and dissatisfying.

However, if we have a high view of God and if it is true, our worship will be meaningful and

pure, satisfying, and deep.

I'll go further.

If we shape our thinking about God from the culture around us,

our life will remain complicated and even become chaotic.

But if we allow Holy Scripture to shape our thinking,

God will emerge in our minds as he is,

real, personal, meaningful, all-powerful. What we think about God is the most important thing

about us.

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