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"Leaders choose to serve people as much as possible even when the receptors of blessings have less regard and thankfulness for it, because in serving to thankless people they find that it is not the receptor that makes them to be great but the reception of God's grace within them that makes them to be great in the sight of God and drives them to serve people." — Abraham Israel
"True greatness of humans are not found in ourselves, but rather when we find ourselves in God who loves to express through us in various ways and means for His own glory." — Abraham Israel
"The more we think that we can do all things as we like and want, the more we become empty of true greatness which lies within us. The less we think of ourselves and learn to think more on God and others to reflect what He is to us and likewise to others as a true Father of all spirits, the more we become great with our gifts and talents that God has invested in us to bring Him glory for all eternity. The more we think of God and His goodness towards us and like wise be good reflectively towards others, the less time we have to think of ourselves. The moment a person starts to think that he has achieved humility, in that very moment he becomes deceived to lose humility because of pride. When we stop working for ourselves, that is when God starts to work for us and show His true greatness through us. We become the best we are made to be, when we let ourselves go and let God. Today as you think of your greatness, make sure to think in terms of God's greatness in which God has hidden your true potential to prosper and succeed in life. Those who lift the cross of Jesus Christ in their daily life are hidden safe and secure from all harms of deception and emptiness in life that comes because of pride which God hates. God loves you too much to leave you by yourself without Him involved in everything small to big things in life. Find yourself in God and your will never have to search to find yourself anywhere else!" — Abraham Israel
"The authentic sign of the Creator and his unique choice to create each thing individually for His Glory shines forth to all the human minds except those whose minds are darkened due to lack of thankfulness for it all. Be thankful for all creation and you will never lose the thrill of living life to the full!" — Abraham Israel
"God is so big that heavens and earth cannot contain him, but He is so unique in revealing Himself to us humans that He can contain himself to nearly empty nothing to overflowing everything as we seek Him intensely in faith and perseverance. In other words, you can be saved but remain empty without further revelation of Jesus, or you may have seen the works of Jesus one quarter, yet remain empty the other three quarter of your heart and life. You can be half filled and yet remain empty the other half. Further you might have seen God work three quarter and yet remain one quarter empty. Or else you can be filled to the brim and overflowing with Jesus through the Holy Spirit and see Him in His fullness in every area of your life, as you walk hand in hand with Jesus Christ in intimacy and communion. You can choose to remain filled to the brim and overflowing or again lose back yourself to the partial filling through lack of fellowship and practice of the commandments of Jesus first in your own life, and then because of having failed to teach others all around you within your family, locality, state, nation and in all the world. God is so big, so high, so wide and so so deep that this lifetime is only a prelude to know Him a little fraction of who He is, but those who are called through salvation and love Him are given the opportunity of a eternity ahead to progressively see Him further and further work and dwell with Him in joy and peace as His dear Child in a life that is without end. When we stop working, God starts working. When we stop trying to make a god of our own imagination for ourselves by our religiosity, God starts to reveal to us who He is in reality from within our heart to various degrees with which we seek Him sacrificially through faith." — Abraham Israel
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