God is never in a hurry

(Audio: Spanish)

SUMMARY: The story of Naaman teaches us about how God humbles our reasoning to open us up to the humility and proper disposition needed for Him to work miracles in our lives. We must reject the tendency to judge churches and ministries by their external appearance and instead look at their internal values. Naaman's servants played a determining role in his healing, and God's breaking process is part of His plan for our improvement. God wants to form certain characteristics in us, and He intervenes in our lives to do so. Naaman finally submitted to God's process and became a changed man.

Naaman reacts violently when told to go to the Jordan River and dive seven times, and how God many times humbles our reasoning to then open us to the humility we need, and the openness, and the proper disposition so that He can then do the right things. miraculous works He wants to do in our lives.

We also talk about the fact that we have to reject the tendency to judge the human processes and the processes of God, and the servants of God, and the churches of God by their external envelope and look rather at their internal content, and whether or not they reflect the values of the Kingdom of God because that is what God truly seeks when choosing the people, and the churches, and the ministries that He wants to use, and that many times are not as dazzling or attractive as one would like to think because that does not matter to the Lord ; Rather, He often delights in using the humble and the simple.