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Communion

20 Wednesday Jan 2016

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Communion With The Lord 2
Today’s Reading: Revelation 3:20
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Revelation+3%3A20&version=RSV

It was early in the morning, just after sunrise when Jesus got up and went to a secluded place to pray.

Jesus, being one with the Father, with perfect knowledge of the complexities of this world, with a mission to accomplish; made constant use of prayer to be always in communion with God, the Father.

The same should happen with us!

You are in communion with God when you keep open, through prayer, a channel of communication with him; when you live according to his principles and act according to his will.

Communion is a means of communication between our earthly existence and eternal life. Communion is the seamless integration between God the Father and his children.

However, it is necessary that each communion be spontaneous, because Jesus does not force anyone to serve; He simply invites you: “Behold, I stand at the door and knock; if any one hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat with him, and he with me.”

This is a gracious invitation that Jesus makes to you, to address important issues; as, for example, your relationship with God.

Ildefonso Torres

Son of God?

24 Tuesday Nov 2015

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I Am A Father
Today’s Reading: Malachi 1:6 Version ESV
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Malachi+1%3A6&version=ESV

Many people tend to say: We are all children of God! However, this is somewhat comfortable, enjoyable or perhaps incorrect.

If God is a good Father, you can have protection, security, housing, food, and may even think of an inheritance. And, who knows, an eternal life full of happiness after death!

But it is not only the Father who has responsibilities to his children. The children also have obligations to the Father. In the relationship of father and son or daughter, in addition to the duties, privileges also exist. The problem is that we are always thinking about the privileges and do not like to think about duties.

If God is our Father, everything is fine. We give him all the benefits and all possible favors, but in our prayers, we are always asking, asking, asking. How about our duties and responsibilities?

In the Bible, God says: “A son honors his father and a servant his master. If then I am a father, where is my honor? And if I am a master, where is my fear?

The child should reflect the character of the father. Think about this before you go out there, saying, “I am a son of God.” Really, are you sure?

Ildefonso Torres