“I love diversity!”

I feel like there are not adequate words to address the state of the world right now, so I went to The One that is well spoken and has a way with words. As I was praying, I asked God what I could do to help end this hatred, and I asked why He made different races in the first place. Why not make us all the same if He knew how much the enemy would use it to cause chaos and division? He spoke very clearly to me and said:

 
“I love each race because they each have a different part of my heart. Each culture comes from a different part of Me. The worship that I receive from each culture is different and creates a unique scent in My throne room. In the same way, when different races come together to worship Me, the perfume smoke that is released into the atmosphere reaches My throne room and breaks strongholds. Mankind, to Me, is like a beautiful garden; like a bouquet of flowers that go perfectly together yet are uniquely different in their own way. They all start as a seed but end up looking completely different. They grow in different parts of the world and have unique scents that are so pleasing to Me. Mankind, to Me, is beautiful and bright and diverse and interesting. They’re the bouquet of flowers that I keep by My throne that make the whole room smell fresh and alive. They’re the garden that I walk in daily just because I love to look at them and their beautiful colors. Like a garden, they thrive with SONlight and Living Water. But because Satan hates everything that I love, he has uses hatred of diversity as a weed to destroy My beautiful garden and the worship that unity creates. He hates when I AM glorified. So why did I create different races? Because I AM all races and kinds and colors. I AM diverse. I AM every culture. I LOVE diversity and color! And I LOVE the worship each race brings to Me, individually and collectively.”

 
So what can we do to help in this day and hour? Worship together. Worship with your black friends. Worship with your white friends. Worship with your kids and your neighbors and your co-workers. We can create a scent of unity through our collective worship of the Creator of diversity because He is all of us and we are all in Him. Let’s use our diversity to break division.