A Friendly Talk: Walking in God's Principles The Bridge — Knowing the One We Walk With Chapter 5: The Fullness of God (Introduction)
- Marcos Moreno
- Jul 6
- 6 min read
You may be wondering,
“Why are we talking about the fullness of God as a principle?”
That’s a great question. And honestly, the answer is simple. Everything we’ve talked about so far — surrendering our understanding, learning to trust, believing, and walking by faith — has been leading us somewhere.
It’s been leading us to know God.
Not just know about Him… But to know Him personally through Jesus Christ.
Let me be honest from the start. We will never fully understand God on this side of eternity. He has no beginning and no end. His greatness is beyond anything our minds can grasp. But that shouldn’t discourage us — it should encourage us.
Because every day with Him is another opportunity to know Him a little more. And that’s what this journey is really about.
Not trying to explain all of God… But walking with Him and discovering who He is.
Isaiah 49:15 (NKJV)
"...Yet I will not forget you."
Think about those words for a moment. The Creator of heaven and earth remembers us. He invites us into a relationship with Him. And when we come before our Heavenly Father with an honest, surrendered heart, something beautiful happens — we begin to discover His character.
Through Jesus Christ, through prayer, and through His Word, we slowly begin to understand His holiness, His love, His mercy, His justice, His grace, and His faithfulness.
We don’t add anything to God’s fullness. He has always been complete.
We are the ones who grow as we experience more of who He has always been. And right there, in the middle of His love, His faithfulness, and His grace… He meets us exactly where we are.
God created us for relationship. Not because He needed us. Not because He lacked anything. But because love is who He is.
Everything God does flows from His perfect character. His desire has always been for us to know Him, walk with Him, and enjoy His presence. Imagine a perfect relationship where everything is pure, safe, peaceful, and good. That has always been God’s heart.
But God is also perfectly holy and perfectly just. And because He is just, He never ignores what is wrong. Everything He does is right, fair, and good.
When humanity chose to walk away from God, everything changed. Sin entered the world. And with sin came separation.
When we walked away from God, we walked away from the very source of life. That separation wasn’t just emotional — it was spiritual. And because God is perfectly just, He couldn’t simply pretend sin didn’t exist. Justice requires that sin be dealt with.
And that’s hard to understand, because God also loves us with a love beyond anything we could imagine.
Throughout the Old Testament, God established sacrifices. They temporarily covered sin, but they could never remove it completely. They reminded God's people that sin carried a cost—and at the same time, they pointed forward to Someone greater. Someone who would do what no sacrifice ever could.
And this is where everything changes. Jesus willingly came. No one forced Him. He lived a completely sinless life. He carried no debt of His own — yet He took ours.
Instead of setting justice aside, God satisfied justice through His own Son. On the cross, Jesus carried the full weight of our sin. And when we really stop and think about it… we realize there was nothing we could ever do to save ourselves.
At the cross, God’s justice and God’s love met perfectly. What justice required… Love provided.
Now we’re invited back into the relationship God desired from the very beginning.
Because of Jesus, we are free.
Free to come before God. Free to pray. Free to worship. Free to praise Him. Free to love Him. Free to walk with Him. Free to surrender our hearts to Him.
What once required continual sacrifices has now been fulfilled through one perfect sacrifice — Jesus Christ.
This is the beautiful invitation before us.
The more we know God, the more we discover that His fullness isn’t something we can ever exhaust. Every day reveals more of His goodness.
More of His mercy. More of His compassion. More of His wisdom. More of His faithfulness. More of His love.
The true riches of life aren’t found in what we possess. They’re found in knowing the One who possesses all things.
And that’s the true wealth of walking in God’s principles — a life continually growing in relationship with our Heavenly Father.
Learning to know Him. Learning to trust Him. Learning to walk with Him.
Always being drawn closer to the One who has always been…
The Great “I AM.”
And if you're still asking, 🤔 “Why are we talking about the fullness of God as a principle?” Well… let's be honest: if we tried to cover the fullness of God as a full-blown topic, we’d be here for a few centuries. So, a principle it is!... 😉God bless.
Final Thoughts
Psalm 90:1–2 (NKJV)
"Lord, You have been our dwelling place in all generations. Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever You had formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, You are God."
Isaiah 49:15 (NKJV)
"...Yet I will not forget you."
Think about these words for a moment... really think about who they come from.
Can we picture it? Can we truly imagine it? The Creator of heaven and earth...
The One who formed the mountains... The One who holds us in the palm of His hand...
Declaring,
"...Yet I will not forget you."
What an incredible promise. The God who protects us, blesses us, surrounds us with His grace, and loves us with a perfect and holy love desires a personal relationship with us. The One who has no beginning and no end invites us to know Him, to love Him, to honor Him, and to faithfully walk with Him, because everything He does flows from the very essence of who He is—perfect love, perfect holiness, perfect truth.
Imagine, for a moment, our Heavenly Father gently speaking to our hearts:
"I know you, My child. Will you come to know Me? I have loved you from the very beginning... because I have always been."
He is our strength.
He is our refuge.
He is the One who upholds us.
He is the One who gives us courage to stand.
As we continue walking together through this journey, let us never lose sight of Him.
Let us continue walking in His principles, because when we walk in His principles, we are truly walking with Him. Can we see it?
Every step...
Every conversation...
Every surrendered heart...
Draws us closer to Him.
The more we discover His fullness, the more we are transformed by His presence.
Every step closer to Him reveals more of His Word...
His will...
His faithfulness...
His holiness...
His love...
And the beautiful truth that He has always been there, faithfully walking beside us.
For we are cherished.
We are held.
We are loved.
In our next Friendly Talk, we'll begin discovering one of the greatest truths God has ever spoken about Himself...
"I AM WHO I AM."
And above all, He surrounds us with His perfect love, holding us close as His beloved children. The real reward of seeking God... is God Himself.
And no matter how many times it takes—yes, again and again—we get up.
We look up. We pray. And we keep moving forward. Not chasing perfection, but bringing an honest heart that loves God's truth. God's desire is to help us and to hear from us. The closer we walk with Him, the further we stand from the enemy.
So, take a breath.
Take a step.
And trust that God's got the rest.
And remember—God doesn't just guide us with wisdom and purpose; He also blesses us with moments of joy, laughter, and peace along the journey.
😄A Little Smile.
“Why did the little kid tell God, ‘I’m walking in Your principles… but Can You hold my hand just in case?’ Because he knew God was guiding his steps — but he also knew he sometimes trips over air 😄.”
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A friendly talk -"I AM WHO I AM."
(coming soon)
God Bless.
God’s grace meets you right where you are, wrapping your heart in a love that never let's go.
