Don't think that you can walk around in God's kingdom look in any old kind of way.

Jonathan Evans says God wants you to reflect the destiny he's prepared for you.

God is not going to let his people walk around in spiritual clothes that don't match the ambiance of the faith and the destiny that he has for you. This is the alternative with Dr. Tony Evans, author, speaker, founding pastor of

Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Texas, and president of the urban alternative.

It's easy to dress for the crowd, but what does it mean to be dressed for God?

Today, Pastor Jonathan Evans shows us that the first wardrobe change in Scripture wasn't

about fashion, it was about righteousness.

Let's listen as he challenges us to consider whether we're covering ourselves with what's

acceptable to culture or what's acceptable to the Lord.

God cares about what you're wearing.

He took the time to make garments for Adam and his wife.

People don't realize that God is the consummate designer and stylist.

He cares about your spiritual drip.

Don't think that you can walk around in God's kingdom

look in any old kind of way.

Evidently, God was saying, now we're going to have to make something that's suitable for where we're going.

He made garments of skin for Adam and his wife, and it helps me realize that there was a particular type of garment that God deems acceptable.

In Matthew 22, it proves this at the wedding feast in verse 11, 12, and 13, where they were

invited to the wedding feast, but there was one in there that the king realized was improperly

dressed for the occasion. And when the king realized that this dude came in,

unproperly dressed for the occasion, it says that he kicked him out to the outer darkness

where there is weeping and gnashing of teeth. So it tells me that God pays close attention to what you have on.

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