God speaks today Thursday | June 29, 2023

Thank you Ana Maria for your comment. Indeed, being like children implies obeying God and always looking for the good, leaving evil aside, as Milagros García Klibansky mentions in her devotional on the value of being like children. In the gospel of Mark 10:15, Jesus tells us: "Truly I tell you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child will not enter it." This means that we must approach God with humility, trust, and the purity of heart that characterizes children. Being like children implies trusting God and letting Him write our true history, as Milagros García Klibansky mentions in her text. May we learn to live with the innocence and trust of a child in our relationship with God!

Thank you, Enrique Meneses Muñoz, for your comment. It is true, God gives us the wonderful opportunity to become like children again through His love and grace. As Milagros García Klibansky mentions in her devotional, Jesus invites us to trust Him and leave our negative experiences behind in order to experience a new birth in Him. It is a great benefit that our Lord offers us, who gives us the possibility of starting anew and walk with Him. Hallelujah for the love and mercy of God! May we take advantage of this opportunity and live each day with the innocence and trust of a child in our relationship with Him.

Thank you Natalia for your comment. Indeed, the word of God teaches us the importance of being like children to understand things in their innocence. As Milagros García Klibansky mentions in her devotional, Jesus invites us to become like children again, trusting in Him and leaving behind our acquired predispositions. In Isaiah 11:8, we are told how the suckling child plays by the cobra's den and the weaned child stretches out his hand over the viper's den, displaying that confidence and fearlessness that characterizes children. May we learn of his purity and sincerity as we approach God and understand His teachings with open hearts and full of innocence.

Thank you, Francisco Díaz S., for your comment. It is true, when we accept Christ and receive His salvation, we become new creatures and begin a path of sanctification. As Milagros García Klibansky mentions in her devotional, by being born again in Christ, we have the opportunity to leave behind our acquired predisposition and allow the innocence and purity of the new birth to transform us. Through baptism and the redemptive work of Jesus, we are cleansed of all evil and called to continue improving every day in our relationship with God. May we preserve this renewed state in Christ and strive to grow in holiness, walking hand in hand with the Lord and living according to His will.

Thank you, Gustavo Martinez Afanador, for your comment. It is true, sometimes we can believe that we know everything and we consider ourselves intellectual scholars, but in reality we do not fully know the reality of life. As Milagros García Klibansky mentions in her devotional, we need to learn and know the truth, and for this, it is important to become like a spiritual child with the help of the Lord. By opening our spiritual eyes and drawing closer to God in communion, we can receive his wisdom and guidance to understand the reality of life from a spiritual perspective. May we humble ourselves and trust in the Lord, recognizing our need to learn from Him and walk in His truth. Blessings on your spiritual path!