The Goodness of God (video)

There are certain realities that, if we were to truly immerse ourselves in them, would completely transform our lives and our human experience. The theme of God's goodness is one of them. To know His goodness is to begin to grasp one of the fundamental elements of His nature.

To know His goodness is to know His greatness, to marvel at His person; to acquire serenity, peace, assurance; to choose to follow Him. It is to know Him. Indeed, God, invited to show Himself, chose to show His goodness first. Inherent in His nature, and justifying His action towards man, is the infinite goodness of God.

In this episode of PASSION for God, we dive into meditation on God's goodness. Enjoy!

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