Adorando by Eduardo Alves

En Espiritu Eduardo Alves

Great things happen when you pray.

Happy Mothers DAY!

Great things happen when you pray. Prayer is a mental process. When you think of prayer, with Jesus as their guide, to free themselves from losses. I think any problem, any difficulty can be overcome through prayer.

The attitude that really leads to a life in all its fullness is that of a child walking with him, love him, trust him, trying to serve. By developing a deeper fundamental relationship and powerful God, all his mind and heart are ready to receive power from the Source.

Matthew 7: 7-11 "Ask, and it shall be given; Seek and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened. For everyone who asks receives; and he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks it will be opened. Is there anyone among you, whom if his son ask bread, will give him a stone? Or if he ask a fish, will give him a serpent? If you then, being evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good things to those who ask him? "

 

Some people think that a deeper relationship with God should happen in a certain way. Nothing could be more untrue. Spring comes in more than one sense. If standardized, if you saw the same flowers, the same flowers and trees everywhere you looked, the spring would not have the glory it does.

Christ comes as the spring of different ways to different human hearts. Sometimes it comes through the feelings, sometimes He comes across theology, sometimes He comes from scientific reasoning and sometimes He comes through poetry. To pray and your heart is open to God, He comes.

Often, a person will complain, "I prayed and prayed and did not get what he wanted." So he said he was supposed to get what you want? Prayer is not a device to get what you want. 1 John 5: 14-15 "And this is the confidence we have in him, that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears us in whatever we ask, we know that we have the petitions that we desired of him. "

 

Prayer is a means for you to the point where you accept what God wants. If you are using prayer just to get what you want, participation in misuse of prayer.

To live a full and happy life is to learn to say, "This is what I would like to have. Lord, if you think it's okay for me But if you do not, then give me what you want me to have or show me what you want make ".

 

What bothers you? What is your difficulty? Just start praying. Fill your mind filled with God. Then they have the audacity to pray great prayers, affected by heat. What do you want to be? Tell the Lord you want to be. What do you want to achieve? Tell. What you want to happen? Tell. And he believes. Be prepared for what you say no. But also be prepared for what you say yes. Great things happen when you pray.

Matthew 17:20 "If ye have faith as a mustard seed, ye shall say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there, and passed and nothing shall be impossible."

And Mark 11:24 also tells us: "Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you receive them, and ye shall have them."

Pray more, worry less!

Pray more, worry less

Philippians 4: 4-7 "Rejoice in the Lord always. Again I say, Rejoice! Let your gentleness be known to all men. The Lord is near. Be anxious for nothing, but be present your requests to God in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. "

A study on the things which people care more, revealed that 40% of people worry about things that never happen. Another 30% of people worry about things that can not be changed to worry about them. 12% of the concerns are unwarranted concerns about health problems. Another 10% of all the worries are about insignificant things, things like: I turned off the lights? Did I feed the dog?

Give the care of the Lord, Now, if you're doing the math, that means that 92% of the things we worry not worth the emotional effort. So why worry? 1 Peter 5: 7 "Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may lift you up in due time; Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you. "

Taking something to be on you and throw up someone else requires action. It is exactly what God asks us to do with our afanes. Rather than put up with them ourselves, asks us to do something, not be we worry for them, but to let on it and not just a few travails, only the most important, but ALL OUR CARES. "ALL YOUR CARES ABOUT ECHA him because he cares for you" says the Word. In addition, elsewhere it says:

The writer, Stanley Jones said: "The concern is the interest we pay today for the problems that will arise in the morning." So the next time the concern touch to your door, it would be good to remember that God takes no surprise, and that you can always lean on Him through prayer.

Put all your cares and burdens on Him. God cares for us. As you can see, God is not waiting to punish you water it. His deep desire is to connect with you and accompany you through the ups and downs of life. Psalm 55:22 "Cast your burden on the Lord and he will sustain you; He shall never suffer the righteous. "

So we should not be anxious for nothing but in everything by prayer that our requests be made known to God. The guaranteed result of these instructions is in verse 7 Philippians 4, where we are promised that if we keep "the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." Faith specializes in the invisible and holds the promises that God speaks,

Eye hath not seen

Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, nor have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him. 1 Corinthians 2: 9

As we read these verses, we see through it, miracles, wonders and glories that God has prepared for his people, but the first question to arise is: Is God speaking to this present time or is God speaking to time the eternity. Because if we analyze it carefully otherwise we could preach and not what the verse really meant.

Faith is knowing, even at 1:30 pm, the stars are still in space. The fact not see them does not negate its existence.

Throughout your life you will find a difference between what the Lord tells you, and what the circumstances say. Faith is a decision of who to believe, not only what to believe. We pray with faith, taking the simple yet profound choice to believe that God is there, that He receives us and listening to us. When we told him about the money we need for expenses, for the teeth of children, about the work that we lost or broken friendship we want to be restored, he would answer not saying that these situations are not real. They are real and they knew that even before the were.

Faith is not about a couple of roses lenses; It is not a fantasy, or a religious term for naivety. Jesus promised that "will not leave us" with our own resources or strategies.

Prayer is one of the ways in which He assures us that leaves us alone to deal with the real, and sometimes distressing realities of a broken world. He says, "Have faith in God" (Mark 11:22). It does not say, "Trust in Me; these problems do not exist. " Rather, he says: "Trust in Me; I can handle them in ways that you you can not imagine. "

1. No eye has seen: that we will not see, today all social networks and media, we were able to see things that our ancestors did not see, but very wonderful things seem, God is not refers to that, God refers to a wonderful spiritual world, as the wonderful spiritual world that great men of prayer and consecration saw through aT

2. Moses saw the burning bush and in the fire and was not consumed. Saw, the plagues that descended on Egypt, saw the Red Sea Opening.

3. ELIAH:  saw the ravens brought him bread and meat in the morning and afternoon, (God said, I have commanded the ravens to take you bread and meat), Vio opened the Jordan River, saw the chariots of fire that came to get him to take him to heaven.

4. DAVID: He saw how God before him defeated the giant Goliath, and after that I saw, as Israel conquered the land God had promised and that judges could never conquer.

By having faith in God and His wonderful promises to take charge of our lives and use us in a ministry, we can be sure, in advance, that He is faithful to His word. What promises is as good as what has already been delivered.

... Today I see what my natural eyes can not see.

Lord, Thank you for opening my eyes to contemplate what naturally can not see. Today that surprised me once again. Amen.

How is your vision?

How Is Your Spiritual?                                   

      A Serious Limitation But as powerful as your eyeballs are, they have one significant limitation. Every single eye in this room has a fatal flaw. Your eyes can only see physical reality. Every eye in this room is limited to seeing physical things: cars, people, buildings, planes, dogs, grass, pollution, microbes, trees, books, computers. These things are all physical, and they are the only part of reality accessible to our eyes. Our eyeballs are completely useless when it comes to perceiving spiritual reality. The spiritual side of life is just as real as the physical side; we just can’t see it. Oh, don’t make the mistake of thinking that the spiritual is less real than the physical. It is not. It is just as real, only we can’t see it. But it’s there and as real as eyeballs in your head.

Purpose I want to try to persuade you that as valuable as your physical eyesight is, you have a set of spiritual eyes that are even more valuable. Not only do you have spiritual eyes, but you must use them if you want to live a life that finds its satisfaction in God.

Every human being has spiritual eyes. God gave them to us so that we could apprehend the spiritual realities of life. Sadly, those who have not trusted Christ are completely blind spiritually. Paul wrote in 2 Corinthians 4:3-4: But even if our gospel is veiled, it is veiled only to those who are perishing, among whom the god of this age has blinded the minds of those who do not believe so they would not see the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God (2 Corinthians 4:3-4, emphasis mine).

 

They cannot see unless the Holy Spirit gives them sight. Tragically, the eyes of many Christians don’t see very well either. Often our spiritual vision is blinded by the glare of what our physical eyes see. I want to convince you that it is more important to make sure your spiritual eyes can see clearly than almost anything else you do.

 

Psalm 73 is what students of the Bible call an individual song of thanksgiving or a wisdom Psalm. In this Psalm, a single author stands before a congregation of gathered worshipers and gives praise to God for delivering him from some difficult circumstance. The testimony time has multiple purposes. First, the psalmist wants to thank God for deliverance; second, he wants to provide a warning to others about what almost happened to him; third, he wants to encourage his listeners to greater faith in God.

But as for me, my feet almost slipped; my feet almost slid out from under me For I envied those who are proud, as I observed the prosperity of the wicked (Psalm 73:2-3).

 

A Disturbing Conclusion I say this is a cry of protest, and not a shrug of resignation because the psalmist knows in his heart that something is not right. He recognizes what his eyes are showing him, but he is in conflict because he understands that this is not the way the world should be. His sense of justice, and faith in God, tell him that the wicked should get what they deserve: damnation! He looks out at the wicked trampling the righteous in the dust, and he wants to blow his whistle and yell, “MORAL FOUL, UNNECESSARY WICKEDNESS, ETERNITY IN THE PENALTY BOX!” Instead, he sees them winning the game of life! Now listen, if you don’t think this is serious, keep reading. What the psalmist saw was powerful enough to cause a crisis of faith!

A Man on the Edge He continues, I concluded, “Surely in vain I have kept my motives pure and maintained a pure lifestyle.  I suffer all day long, and am punished every morning” (Psalm 73:13-14).

 

A Bright Shining Truth Then, as if he can find no other relief, he runs to the temple and the rest of reality explodes into view. Like someone stumbling about in a dark room and then finding the light switch, the psalmist “sees” what he has been missing all along! Then I entered the precincts of God’s temple, and understood the destiny of the wicked (Psalm 73:17).

o   Exhortation So, how do we, like the psalmist, keep our spiritual senses in good working order? How do we go into the sanctuary and, by faith, catch a glimpse of the One who puts all things into perspective, GOD? Yes, in the sanctuary I have seen you, and witnessed your power and splendor (Psalm 63:2).

 

How is your vision?

How Is Your Spiritual?                                   

      A Serious Limitation But as powerful as your eyeballs are, they have one significant limitation. Every single eye in this room has a fatal flaw. Your eyes can only see physical reality. Every eye in this room is limited to seeing physical things: cars, people, buildings, planes, dogs, grass, pollution, microbes, trees, books, computers. These things are all physical, and they are the only part of reality accessible to our eyes. Our eyeballs are completely useless when it comes to perceiving spiritual reality. The spiritual side of life is just as real as the physical side; we just can’t see it. Oh, don’t make the mistake of thinking that the spiritual is less real than the physical. It is not. It is just as real, only we can’t see it. But it’s there and as real as eyeballs in your head.

Purpose I want to try to persuade you that as valuable as your physical eyesight is, you have a set of spiritual eyes that are even more valuable. Not only do you have spiritual eyes, but you must use them if you want to live a life that finds its satisfaction in God.

Every human being has spiritual eyes. God gave them to us so that we could apprehend the spiritual realities of life. Sadly, those who have not trusted Christ are completely blind spiritually. Paul wrote in 2 Corinthians 4:3-4: But even if our gospel is veiled, it is veiled only to those who are perishing, among whom the god of this age has blinded the minds of those who do not believe so they would not see the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is the image of God (2 Corinthians 4:3-4, emphasis mine).

 

They cannot see unless the Holy Spirit gives them sight. Tragically, the eyes of many Christians don’t see very well either. Often our spiritual vision is blinded by the glare of what our physical eyes see. I want to convince you that it is more important to make sure your spiritual eyes can see clearly than almost anything else you do.

 

Psalm 73 is what students of the Bible call an individual song of thanksgiving or a wisdom Psalm. In this Psalm, a single author stands before a congregation of gathered worshipers and gives praise to God for delivering him from some difficult circumstance. The testimony time has multiple purposes. First, the psalmist wants to thank God for deliverance; second, he wants to provide a warning to others about what almost happened to him; third, he wants to encourage his listeners to greater faith in God.

But as for me, my feet almost slipped; my feet almost slid out from under me For I envied those who are proud, as I observed the prosperity of the wicked (Psalm 73:2-3).

 

A Disturbing Conclusion I say this is a cry of protest, and not a shrug of resignation because the psalmist knows in his heart that something is not right. He recognizes what his eyes are showing him, but he is in conflict because he understands that this is not the way the world should be. His sense of justice, and faith in God, tell him that the wicked should get what they deserve: damnation! He looks out at the wicked trampling the righteous in the dust, and he wants to blow his whistle and yell, “MORAL FOUL, UNNECESSARY WICKEDNESS, ETERNITY IN THE PENALTY BOX!” Instead, he sees them winning the game of life! Now listen, if you don’t think this is serious, keep reading. What the psalmist saw was powerful enough to cause a crisis of faith!

A Man on the Edge He continues, I concluded, “Surely in vain I have kept my motives pure and maintained a pure lifestyle.  I suffer all day long, and am punished every morning” (Psalm 73:13-14).

 

A Bright Shining Truth Then, as if he can find no other relief, he runs to the temple and the rest of reality explodes into view. Like someone stumbling about in a dark room and then finding the light switch, the psalmist “sees” what he has been missing all along! Then I entered the precincts of God’s temple, and understood the destiny of the wicked (Psalm 73:17).

o   Exhortation So, how do we, like the psalmist, keep our spiritual senses in good working order? How do we go into the sanctuary and, by faith, catch a glimpse of the One who puts all things into perspective, GOD? Yes, in the sanctuary I have seen you, and witnessed your power and splendor (Psalm 63:2).