How do I find favour in the eyes of God?

First and foremost, we have to understand the concept of "favour". God's favour can be defined as divine kindness or an act of real empathy on God's part toward poor and unworthy human beings. God's favour is reserved for those who have surrendered their lives to Jesus. Those who are humble and despised by sin. God favours those who take pleasure in those who connect and honour Him. "These are the ones I look on with favour: those who are humble and contrite in spirit, and who tremble at my word," says the Bible in Isaiah 66:2. God pursues individuals who love Him and His commands in order to bless, guide, and protect them. We humble our souls before Him when we seek His favour; we seek Him for Himself, not only for the gifts.

He gives us and organizes our lives so that we can love Him with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength (see Luke 10:27). The majority of people in the Bible found favour with God. Noah, for example, was favored by God himself since he was leaving a pure life. God spared Noah and his family from death because Noah was a righteous and faith-filled man among the people who lived on Earth. In Genesis 6:8, the Bible does not mention, "But Noah found favour with the LORD." He found grace in the Lord's sight, which made him more respectable than the men of fame. Let this be our ambition; let us strive to be accepted by him. When the rest of the world was evil, Noah maintained his integrity. God's kindness to Noah resulted in this wonderful work in him.

Noah was a man who used to do what God commanded him to do, regardless of what the rest of the world thought or said. He didn't even have a cognitive category for what God was calling him to make when God commanded him to build a boat. It was entirely unprecedented. Nonetheless, he followed every detail of God's revelation to the letter.

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