MEJOR MAÑANA

En medio de una plaga de ranas, el señor malvado hace una petición – Oren por favor para que Dios quite esta plaga con babas, y se le concede – Genial, indícanos cuando oraremos… Yo, pienso que hubo un minuto para pensar la respuesta, para luego, sorpresivamente escuchar ¡Mañana! … Ya va ¿Perdón? Quiero ser librado de las molestas ranas pero… Tal vez mañana.

Una yo cualquiera pudiera decir – Jajá, este pana está loco. Pero luego pensaba, cuantas veces he sido yo la que dice – Mmm, si quiero que Dios me bendiga, pero tal vez mañana.

Estamos bien en claros que el origen de las bendiciones de Dios, aparte de que es por su gracia y su amor, no por obras para que nadie se gloríe (1ª Corintios 1:16), también se debe a nuestra perseverancia y búsqueda, en la intimidad con el Padre, pero es una aventura diaria, una disciplina constante, reconociendo que debemos amarlo a El primero, lo demás vendrá, luego, cuando Él quiera. Entonces allí viene la dificultad, esos días en los que el cuerpo pesa, en los que la carne esta relajada bajo el cielo terrestre y dice ¡Ahh quizá mañana!

Mañana leo, mañana oro, mañana busco… ¿Recuerdas la parábola del juez injusto? Imagínate que esta anciana hubiese desistido un solo día, quizás este juez hubiese deducido que no era tan importante para ella como lo aparentaba ser.

Segura estoy de que Dios puede hacer las cosas en nuestras vidas cuando quiera, como prefiera y el momento que escoja, puede ser hoy, el lunes que viene o dentro de 50 años, pero parte fundamental para que podamos recibir de las ricas y abundantes bendiciones y guía, es hablarle hoy, buscarle hoy.. Amarle hoy.

1 Tesalonicenses 5:16 – Orad Sin Cesad.

Saludos cariñosos queridos amigos de HeartChurch. El Señor les bendiga mucho.
Romanos 8:28

Exodus 8: 8-10 “Then Pharaoh called for Moses and Aaron, and said to them, Pray to the Lord to take away the frogs from me and my people, and I will let your people go to offer sacrifices to the Lord. And Moses said to Pharaoh: Please tell me when I should pray for you, for your servants, and for your people, so that the frogs will be taken away from you and from your houses, and that they only remain in the river. And he said: Tomorrow. And Moses answered: It shall be done according to your word, so that you may know that there is none like Jehovah our God. "

In the midst of a plague of frogs, the evil lord makes a request - Please pray that God will remove this plague with slime, and it is granted - Great, tell us when we will pray ... I, I think there was a minute to think about the answer, and then, surprisingly, listen to Tomorrow! ... It's coming. Sorry? I want to be rid of the pesky frogs but ... Maybe tomorrow.

Anyone I could say - Haha, this guy is crazy. But then I thought, how many times have I been the one to say - Mmm, if I want God to bless me, but maybe tomorrow.

We are very clear that the origin of God's blessings, apart from being through his grace and love, not through works so that no one can boast (1 Corinthians 1:16), is also due to our perseverance and search, in intimacy with the Father, but it is a daily adventure, a constant discipline, recognizing that we must love Him first, the rest will come later, when He wants. Then there comes the difficulty, those days in which the body weighs, in which the flesh is relaxed under the terrestrial sky and says Ahh maybe tomorrow!

Tomorrow I read, tomorrow I pray, tomorrow I search ... Do you remember the parable of the unjust judge? Imagine that this old woman had given up just one day, perhaps this judge would have deduced that it was not as important to her as it appeared to be.

I am sure that God can do things in our lives whenever he wants, as he prefers and the moment he chooses, it can be today, next Monday or in 50 years, but a fundamental part so that we can receive the rich and abundant blessings and guide, is to speak to him today, to look for him today .. To love him today.

1 Thessalonians 5:16 - Pray Without Ceasing.

Kind regards dear friends of HeartChurch. The Lord bless you very much.
Romans 8:28