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Why is calling God our Father important for Christians?

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Calling God our Father signifies our intimate relationship with Him, made possible through Christ's redemptive work.

Addressing God as our Father is significant for Christians because it reflects our intimate relationship with Him, granted through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. In John 20:17, Jesus refers to God as 'my Father and your Father,' highlighting the shared relationship between believers and God. This relationship is rooted in the doctrine of adoption, where God, by His sovereign will, chose us to be His children (Ephesians 1:5). Being able to call God our Father signifies the highest privilege we have as believers, as it assures us of His love, care, and guidance. It also encourages us to approach Him confidently in prayer, knowing He desires to hear our requests.
Scripture References: John 20:17, Ephesians 1:5

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