You will treat yourself and others according to the way you think God feels about you.
In his book "Spiritual Slavery to Spiritual Sonship," author Jack Frost emphasizes how our self-perception and treatment of others are influenced by our understanding of God's feelings toward us. He suggests that when we see ourselves as loved and valued by God, we are more likely to extend that love and respect to those around us. This perspective fosters healthier relationships and a more positive self-image.
Frost's message encourages readers to shift from viewing themselves as enslaved to sin or shame, to embracing their identity as beloved children of God. This transformation in mindset not only improves one’s personal well-being but also enhances interactions with others, creating a culture of grace and acceptance. By recognizing our divine worth, we can create a supportive environment that reflects God's love.
