Priceless in the Fathers Eyes

Priceless in the Fathers Eyes 

The Bible makes it clear: every person is unworthy because of sin. Yet, being unworthy does not mean we are worthless. Our value is not based on our own merit, but on the extraordinary price God was willing to pay to redeem us.

Today, we often call something “priceless” when no amount of money could ever buy it. 

That perfectly describes you in the eyes of God. All the gold, diamonds, and riches of this earth combined could never purchase mankind’s redemption. Even the treasures of heaven—precious stones, streets of gold, and pearly gates—fall infinitely short.

Only one thing was valuable enough to pay the price for our salvation: God’s own dear Son, Jesus Christ. The Father willingly gave His most precious possession so that we could be forgiven, restored, and brought into His family.

Because of the infinite worth of Jesus, God now sees that same infinite worth in you. Nothing on earth could buy you back. But the value God placed on His Son is the value He now places on you.

“For you were bought at a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God’s” (1 Corinthians 6:20).

                                                                 Ed Elliot