Dear greetings from this great community of Heartchurch, the Lord continue to bless you. This scene from the life of the Lord is challenging. An official man of the king approaches the Lord to beg the Lord to go and heal his son and Jesus did not go with him, rather I challenged him to return believing that his son was healthy, this man did not question the Lord he only obeyed the order of Christ, when he got home his son was healthy and right there the official verified that his son got better at the same time that Christ told him that his son was healthy.

Why many times we do not take action? Because people only stay with the confidence, the feeling, but do not do more? I think they don't have something that really drives them to act. A person once taught me a formula, that is, MPPG, it means "my why to win", what is the cause that drives you to do things even when others do nothing? He asked me, in the case of the story of the king's official, it was his love for his son and of course all of us who are parents do whatever it takes for our children and wife. We must all have a reason to win, and that will lead us to take action no matter what they say. I motivate the reader to take action in the middle of the problem, move confident that the Lord is going to bless you, but do not expect that without doing anything what you are looking for or need will arrive. I make a note, everything is by the grace of God and the result is not by our effort but because God blessed us, our effort is only the expression of faith that the Lord is working or will work, faith is demonstrated with deeds. I have seen how in heartchurch some brothers and sisters are making mini farms and that at the time I need to take action and not only have the idea, perhaps in some cases they do not have the space, the implements or the resources to make the investment but by faith they took action and have seen results, I congratulate those who have taken action to carry out this project.

When we go through problems, many times we encounter more difficulties, one after another and we tend to become demotivated. We see the official man of the king who did not receive the answer that he expected, perhaps he thought that when Jesus saw him so desperate and anguished the Lord would be moved in compassion and would go with him to heal his son but instead Christ challenged him to believe and return home believing. Many times I have felt in a similar scenario, I am waiting for the Lord to manifest himself with his power and glory but it does not happen, rather I receive the impulse to go ahead and walk in faith believing that the miracle is done. We must overcome discouragement in the midst of a trial and move forward trusting that God is working and accept the challenge of walking in faith instead of falling into discouragement and collapse, we must accept the challenge and not question what the Lord is doing, act without questioning or judging the Lord.

The work of the Holy Spirit in our life is impressive, we are filled with strength by the Spirit when we have a promise from the Lord.

The king's official was moved by the word of Christ, his promise impelled him, the beautiful thing is that when he got home his son was healthy, hallelujah, grace comes from Him, strength and projection. Glory to God for his strength.