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The person who pleases God will always be blessed

Dr. Roberto Miranda

SUMMARY: The Bible shows us that God has nothing against material prosperity and often blesses those who please Him with it. Psalm 128 highlights this truth, but we also know that trials and difficulties can come, even for those who love and obey the Lord. However, the net result of God's work in our lives will always be positive, and we can look forward to His blessings at every stage of our journey.

The Scriptures show us over and over again that God has nothing against material prosperity. On the contrary, we continually see in people like Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, Job, Solomon, that when a person pleases God, His blessing is often accompanied by material prosperity . That is one of the constant promises of the word of God. God's blessing is global, comprehensive. It covers all dimensions of life — material, spiritual, social, emotional, relational. The Shalom of God covers all aspects of the life of the son or daughter of God, providing that abundant life that Christ clearly came to give us. Psalm 128 underscores this truth in simple but poetic words:

1 Blessed is everyone who fears the Lord, who walks in his ways.

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