What pleases God the most?

Hebrews 13:15-16, 2 Corinthians 9:7, Ephesians 6:1 Colossians 3:20, 1 Timothy 2:1-3,

Within this context that speaks on what pleases God, it has to do with what is desired from us that God loves most, which keeps him with us with righteousness in between, as the Bible laid the foundation; hence, within this topic, I will share my own view on what I have just learned from this following scripture, which was actually used to teach us on this topic, which speaks more on various ways we ought to be God's children.

Hence within this teaches us the various and the essence of pleasing God which have to do with faith which is expected from us as faith, being grateful, and being obedience and having the interest of others in our heart, hence with all this called for us children of God to reciprocate good will to God with for all he has being doing for us as we thought that we ought to continuous in giving him praises and as much as gratitude as the book of Hebrew 13:15-16 have highlights which has let me to come to realize that God is always happy and satisfied when we give him thanks which comes with pure and inner heart, alongside with doing the right thing through sharing love across the word of God to other.

So it is very important that we remain generous in all we do, which has to be in alignment with the word of God; hence, as we do what we are instructed to do, we have to do it with cheerful conception that speaks about having the willingness, because we are blessed when we do things with a cheerful mind and not a reluctant mind that bleeds with pain, as well as giving with pressure.
hence, we are made known in the book of 2 Corinthians 9:7, which says that there is no blessing attached to that; hence, another thing I learned is that being giving should come from the heart, which is filled with joy.

So this verse rounds it up with obedience and having respect, as the books of Ephesians 6:1 and Colossians 3:20 let us understand. Within this scripture, it calls for every child to obey the word of God and follow the role of our good parent, which is God, our father, we being his children here on earth. So, brethren, this can be done through being submissive in all we do. Which have reciprocated with respect.

Let’s be our brother’s keeper, as the book of 1 Timothy 2:1-3, where the Bible addresses our understanding that God is always happy when we pray for ourselves and across our neighbors, which has paved the way for peace to reign, and contrary to that, leads to godly acts that are against the will of God, which do not please God, as that is more like a ritual that accommodates the likes of faith, the spirit of love, and all this is being crowned with obedience that takes us to receive our rewards at last.