Would you like to receive a daily Biblical reading?
Message us on Facebook and start reading the first versicle we've selected just for you, along with a beautiful, thoughtful reflection.
Advertisement
1 - READ THE WORD
Inner and Spiritual Organization
What, then, shall we say in response to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us? He who did not spare his own Son, but gave him up for us all—how will he not also, along with him, graciously give us all things?
Romans 8:31-32
Advertisement
2 - Reflect
Last Sunday, what I was dreading happened: cleaning Sunday. Beyond all joking, cleaning days in my house are quite exhausting, as we start in the morning to get rid of everything we accumulate that has no use, no purpose. Once we get rid of everything, it's time to rearrange the furniture and then sweep and mop.
The whole process, as I said before, is very tiring, but at the end of the day it is nice to enjoy a “renovated” house. In the same way that we do with our house -which is where we live- we should do the same with our heart -which is where God lives- and we should also get rid of everything that occupies unnecessary and purposeless space, in order to give more room to those things that truly matter to the Lord. To make room in our hearts means to give space to Christ so that He may flood all aspects of our lives with His immense love, so that He may reach more and more people, more and more brothers and sisters who need to hear His word.
Let us remember that, by having space in our hearts, we will be telling Christ that we have the place for Him to sow feelings of love in us, thus making us instruments of His love.
Did you like it?
Maybe you know someone else who'd appreciate it. Share now!
DISCOVER PREVIOUS REFLECTIONS
Advertisement
Our commitment
SUN 18
Committing to do something means an act of good faith. When we assume a given task for others we are not only giving our word to do the task but we are also ...
Walking the paths that the Lord offers us will not always include moments of rejoicing, there will also be moments of desolation and confusion. Moments of ...
I used to be a very carefree and somewhat selfish person, always putting my needs above those of my brothers. My parents taught us Christian beliefs in my home...
It is increasingly difficult to share as a family. With different schedules, distractions, and fatigue, we may begin to move farther away from each other. Some ...
Entering into a new experience can often be terrifying. Thinking about a new job, having a different conversation with someone with whom we have argued, taking ...
Life is cyclical and there are moments that simply do not fit in with each other. Projects that are blurred and stored in a drawer, awaiting some day to see the...