Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.
Matthew 5:8
In the Scripture, the Pharisees went to the temple all the time and did the right religious things outwardly, but they had wrong motives.
They went to be seen and to impress people.
They prayed long prayers out loud, but only because they wanted everybody to hear them.
They gave their money so they would look good.
And in the process, they failed to see God right in front of them in Jesus.
Today’s Scripture tells us that our inner life is more important than our outer life.
On a regular basis we should ask ourselves, “Why am I doing this?
Am I volunteering as a service to God or to get other people’s applause?
Don’t go year after year as the Pharisees did, giving, serving, doing the right thing but not reaping any reward.
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