SC-V: The Kingdom of heaven is the presence of Jesus Christ

Matthew 5: 6 Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satisfied.

In the book of Matthew chapter 6 verse 33, Jesus taught that the first thing in our daily agenda is to seek the Kingdom of God and its Justice, this spiritual truth, has to do with our fight against anxiety, worry, today it is known as stress emotional, caused by the injustices that we have to live. Many people fall into acute depression due to this disease that afflicts the entire humanity. Undoubtedly, one wants to have everything enough to live comfortably and without worry. But the irony is that I can have all the material that any person wants to have and not be happy, or have inner peace.

Because the only thing that fills our spirit is the presence of our King. The Kingdom of heaven is just the presence of Jesus Christ the King, governing my whole being. The only one that can fill me with love, peace, joy, faith, hope, and all the spiritual nutrients that only God can give without measure and without price.

Surely we hear saying "it's not fair" every day. Because sin opened the door to injustice, which is born of the wickedness of man, where he only thinks of satisfying his own good no matter if others suffer for that reason.

The god mamón that means the love to the money, fights to have the government in the life of the men. No one can serve two masters, because he will hate the one and love the other, or he will cling to the one and despise the other. You can not serve God and Mammon.

This power is subject to the prince of this world who joyfully observes how humanity is destroyed by its cause with wars, famines, corruption, in short, INJUSTICE, greed. Our heart hungry for the justice of God, will do first: we are grateful for what we are and have in Christ, said the Apostle Paul "I do not say it because I have shortage, because I have learned to be content, whatever my situation may be. I know how to live humbly, and I know how to
abundance; In everything and for everything I am taught, both to be satiated and to be hungry, so that I may have plenty as well as to suffer need.

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me "Phil 4: 11-13