Pensamientos sobre el Verso de Hoy
¿Podemos confiar en Dios? ¿Es el Señor realmente fiel? Aunque quizá quisiéramos haber vivido cuando Jesús caminaba sobre la faz de la tierra o cuando Jeremías hablaba sin miedo la verdad dura de Dios. Hoy en día estamos más que benditos, vivimos en una época donde todo el trabajo de Dios está culminando. Podemos mirar atrás por toda la historia y ver como Él siempre ha sido fiel a su pueblo. Así podemos encarar al futuro sin miedo, sabiendo que Dios ya está ahí.
Thoughts on Today's Verse...
Trust. Can we really trust in God? Is the Lord really faithful? While we may wish we had been alive when Jesus walked the earth or when Jeremiah spoke God's hard truth fearlessly, we are especially blessed to be alive today. We stand at the end of an incredible stream of God's redemptive work and faithfulness to his promises. We can look at history and know him to be profoundly faithful to his people. We see the Father honoring the Son's trust with great power demonstrated in Jesus' resurrection and the outpouring of the Spirit at Pentecost. This power is available to us through the Holy Spirit (Acts 1:8, 2:32-36). This same power is available to us today through the same Holy Spirit (Ephesians 1:17-20, 3:14-21). We can launch into the future with boldness because we know God is already there, empowering us to meet him there! This spring of water is God's living stream, Jesus promised us, bubbling up to eternal life (John 7:37-39). His promise to never leave us, abandon us, or forsake us stands, and because God is faithful (Romans 8:32-39; Hebrews 13:5-7), we can stand no matter what comes!
Mi oración
¡Santo Dios, sé que estás ahí! En la mañana, en la tarde, en las largas noches, sé que no estoy solo. Gracias por conocerme y por acompañarme todos los días. Te pido que me hagas sentir tu presencia mientras busco cómo honrarte en todo lo que hago y digo. En el nombre de Jesús, mi Señor, oro, Amén.
My Prayer...
Holy God, I know you are there! In the morning, in the evening, and during the long nights of temptation and trials, I know I am not alone. Thank you for knowing me and going with me through all my days. Please make your presence known to me this day as I seek to honor you in all I do and say. In the name of Jesus, my Lord, I ask this. Amen.
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