How Does God Measure Success ? - Pursuing Intimacy With God

How Does God Measure Success ?

How does God measure success ? God measures success not by worldly standards of achievement, wealth, or recognition. God measures success by faithfulness, obedience, and the condition of your heart. Success in God’s eyes is about aligning one’s life with His will, loving others selflessly, and growing more like Jesus in character and integrity.

It’s about reflecting Christ’s love, living with humility, and serving others. Rather than pursuing personal gain or status. Ultimately, success is measured by how well we fulfill our purpose to honor God, enlarge His Kingdom, and become more like Christ in our thoughts, words, and actions.

How Does God Measure Success ?

What is success ? Most people define success in terms of achieving goals, acquiring wealth, and having prestige. Or by their status, or how much power and influence they have. “Successful” people enjoy the “good life”. Being financially secure, emotionally secure, being surrounded by admirers, and enjoying the fruits of their labor.

Their example is emulated and their accomplishments are noticed. Most people’s definitions of success only deal with the “here and now” of this life. Even in many churches today the definition of success is in terms of numbers, size, dollars and prestige. But success is measured and defined differently by God.

How does God measure success ? God’s measure of success involves our obedience and faithfulness to Him, regardless of opposition and personal cost. His measure of success is whether or not we are being loyal to Him in our personal relationship with Him and in our life, and whether we are accomplishing His goals & purposes for our life.

How Does God Measures Success ?

Some Examples in the Bible

Jeremiah

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Jeremiah was an absolute failure when judged by the world’s definition of success. For 40 years he served as God’s spokesman. But when he spoke no one listened and responded. He was rejected by his neighbors, his family, the priests and prophets, friends, his audiences, and the kings.

Jeremiah was poor and underwent severe deprivation to deliver God’s messages. He was thrown into prison and into a cistern. But in God’s eyes he was a success. He faithfully and courageously proclaimed God’s word and His messages. And he was obedient to his calling.

In Part 2 we will continue to look at how does God measure success? And we will see another Biblical example of a person who was a complete failure when measured by the world’s measurement of success. But in God’s eyes he was very successful.

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