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Why did God create us?

Did he need us to worship him?

Well, not really. He had the angels to do that.

Did he create us so we could love him?

Well, yes, God wants us to love him, but that's not really why he created us.

I'm Joyce Meyer, and I believe that God can heal you everywhere you heard. Well, thank you for joining me today on enjoying everyday life.

You know, we do want to enjoy our lives and in order to do that, you have to have a good relationship with you

may be surprised yourself. I don't think sometimes we realize that we do have a

relationship with ourselves. You spend more time

with you than you do with anybody and if you don't like yourself then you're

going to not really enjoy your days very much. I want to talk today about the search for self-worth.

I think everybody wants to believe they matter and a lot of people, especially people who have not yet received Christ as their

Savior, that's a big question for them. What am I here for? Do I really matter? What's my purpose? And but the search for

self-worth can end at Jesus when you know that you're worth so much more than what you can even imagine just

because he died for you and the way that he died, the painful death that he died.

And Jesus didn't have to come and do what he did.

Just imagine coming from heaven in all of its glory and being God and lowering

yourself to die on a cross. The Bible says that he loved us so much that while we were still yet

sinners, he died for us. So before we ever cared at all, he paid the price for our freedom. So many people feel worthless. Anybody ever

feel worthless? I know I certainly did for a good part of my life and that word worthless means good for

nothing no good without value junk, having nothing anyone would want, useless. It can occur through verbal, emotional, physical, or sexual abuse, through rejection or abandonment.

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