What Kind Of A Heart Is In You?


 While we all have a physical heart, there is an even more important heart within each of us, and that is the heart of our soul, and the Bible says that there are many types of “HEARTS” we may have.

Happy people have a ‘Merryheart’ (Isaiah 24:7) and sensative people a ‘Tenderheart’ (Ephesians 4:32) Those fearful or worried can be ‘Fainthearted’ (Deuteronomy 20:8) yet those who are strong in faith are ‘Stouthearted’ but the rebellious are ‘Stiffhearted’ (Ezekial 2:4) while the impudent and unrepentant are ‘Hardhearted’ (Ezekial 3:7)

However God’s will for us is:

“Let us draw near with a
TRUE HEART
in full assurance of faith
having our hearts sprinkled from
an evil conscience, and our bodies
washed with pure water.”
Hebrews 10:22

This pure, TRUE HEART comes from the Heart of the Saviour and He wants to place HIS Heart in YOUR Heart to complete you and make you whole.

Friend, becoming the wholeness that God wants for you starts with a Change of Heart. If your heart is troubled, angry, or sad, open your heart to His Heart and you will then have a heart of Wholeness, Love, and Peace.

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