The unconditional love that God gives us when we are in relationship with him frees us and sustains us; we no longer feel the need to prove ourselves according to worldly standards, we are fine just the way we are.

Tim Crawshaw
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The unconditional love that God gives us when we are in relationship with him frees us and sustains us; we no longer feel the need to prove ourselves according to worldly standards, we are fine just the way we are. When we experience this love from God, it allows us to stop worrying about what others think of us, because God doesn’t judge our worthiness. We become free to be ourselves without having to live up to any expectations or to impress people.

Source: So, You Want To Be Rich... But Jesus Doesnt.

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