The Perfect God Series

THE PERFECT GOD

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Matthew 5:48

Supporting Texts: Deuteronomy 32:4, Psalm 18:30, James 1:17, Job 37:16, Psalm 145:17

INTRODUCTION:

The God we serve is not like man. He is not limited, flawed, or evolving. He is absolute, complete, and flawless in all His ways. The Bible repeatedly reveals Him as perfect—a God without blemish, fault, or contradiction. His perfection is not only moral and spiritual; it is also intellectual, emotional, and functional. Every word He speaks is true. Every action He takes is righteous. Every decision He makes is just. His timing is never late, and His will is always the best. To know the perfect God is to have unshakable confidence in the One who never makes mistakes.

In a broken and imperfect world, men are often disappointed by systems, leaders, and even themselves. But there is a God in heaven who stands apart from human imperfection. He is holy in nature, unchangeable in character, and faithful in conduct. He doesn’t need to grow, change, or improve because He is eternally perfect. His plans are perfect. His judgments are perfect. His love is perfect. And when He acts, He does so in complete harmony with His perfect will.

As we study the perfect God today, let our hearts be humbled, our minds be renewed, and our trust in Him be deepened. For He alone is worthy of our worship, obedience, and total surrender.

1. GOD’S CHARACTER IS PERFECT

God’s perfection is first seen in His divine nature and holy character. He is entirely pure, consistent, and morally flawless.

a) God Is Holy Without Blemish (Leviticus 19:2)

Holiness is the foundation of God’s nature. He is separate from sin and untouched by evil.

b) God Is Just in All His Ways (Deuteronomy 32:4)

He never does wrong, never shows partiality, and never acts unjustly. His judgments are true and fair.

c) God Is Love in Its Highest Form (1 John 4:8)

His love is not emotional whim or human affection—it is a perfect love that gives, heals, and redeems.

d) God’s Faithfulness Never Fails (Lamentations 3:22-23)

There is no variation or inconsistency in Him. His promises stand firm across all generations.

Biblical Example: The Lord declared of Job, “There is none like him,” a reflection of how God’s righteousness inspired Job to walk uprightly (Job 1:8).

2. GOD’S WAYS ARE PERFECT

Not only is God’s nature perfect, but His ways—His actions, plans, and methods—are also flawless.

a) God Makes No Mistakes (Psalm 18:30)

Every decision of God is wise. His path is blameless. There is no error in His judgment or direction.

b) God’s Plans Cannot Be Improved Upon (Jeremiah 29:11)

His plans for His children are always for good. Even what looks like delay or pain serves a greater, perfect purpose.

c) God Uses Even Evil for Good (Genesis 50:20)

He turns what the enemy meant for harm into testimonies of victory and divine glory.

d) God’s Timing Is Always Perfect (Ecclesiastes 3:11)

He is never early, never late. He works with precision and intention at the appointed time.

Biblical Example: Joseph was sold into slavery but later became a prime minister. God's perfect plan unfolded over time (Genesis 45:7–8).

3. GOD’S WORD IS PERFECT

Every word spoken by God is pure, life-giving, and trustworthy.

a) God’s Word Is Pure and Flawless (Proverbs 30:5)

There is no error or contradiction in Scripture. It is eternally relevant and divinely inspired.

b) His Word Never Fails (Isaiah 55:10–11)

Every word He speaks accomplishes its purpose. None return void.

c) God’s Promises Are Sure (2 Corinthians 1:20)

All His promises are “Yes” and “Amen.” He never breaks covenant.

d) The Word of God Transforms Lives (Hebrews 4:12)

It penetrates hearts, exposes truth, and brings healing and renewal.

Biblical Example: Jesus overcame the devil in the wilderness solely by quoting the Word (Matthew 4:1–11). The power of God’s perfect word silences the enemy.

4. GOD’S WORKS ARE PERFECT

Everything God does—from creation to redemption—is marked by precision, beauty, and excellence.

a) His Creation Reflects Perfection (Genesis 1:31)

Everything God made was “very good.” Creation reflects the wisdom and order of its Creator.

b) Redemption Is a Work of Perfection (Hebrews 10:14)

Through one sacrifice, Jesus perfected forever those who are being sanctified.

c) God Finishes What He Starts (Philippians 1:6)

He does not abandon His works. What He begins, He brings to full completion.

d) God’s Works Are Full of Mercy and Justice (Psalm 145:17)

There’s no imbalance in His actions. He is both merciful and just in perfect harmony.

Biblical Example: At the Cross, Jesus declared, “It is finished” (John 19:30)—the perfect work of salvation was completed.

5. GOD’S PURPOSES ARE PERFECT

God’s will for mankind is flawless and rooted in eternal wisdom and love.

a) God Has a Purpose for Everything (Romans 8:28)