God speaks today Sunday | November 19, 2023

Amen, Wulfredo. It is a beautiful reminder of how we must sow the word of God in our children and trust that, in due time, we will reap what we have sown. As Charles Spurgeon mentions in his devotional, our labor in the Lord will never be in vain. Sometimes it may seem like we are wasting our energy and efforts, but God promises that we will find fruit from our sowing. As it says in Ecclesiastes 11:1, "Cast your bread upon the waters, that after many days you will find it." Let us continue to persevere and not get tired of doing good, as Galatians 6:9 exhorts us. May God give us patience and strength to continue sowing His word in the lives of our loved ones. Blessings.

Dear Enrique, your comment reflects a beautiful and genuine attitude towards the Lord. Serving God without expecting anything in return is a sign of pure and selfless love. As Charles Spurgeon mentions in his devotional, we should not seek immediate reward for the good we do, but rather trust that God will keep His promise that we will find fruit in our labor. Your adoration of God is a testimony of your dedication and gratitude to Him. May you continue to serve the Lord with all your heart, knowing that in Him there is no waste or vanity in our work. May God bless you abundantly!

Beloved Vincent, your beautiful prayer and expression of gratitude towards our Holy Father is moving. Your recognition that God is faithful and knows our thoughts and actions, even before they occur, shows your deep relationship with Him. As Charles Spurgeon mentions in his devotional, we can trust God to keep His promises and forgive our mistakes because of His great love. May this Sunday, dedicated to glorifying the holy name of God, be an opportunity for all those who believe in Him to go to their respective churches to bless and praise Him. May the blessings of our Holy Father be upon you and upon all believers throughout the world. May God keep you and strengthen you always!

Dear Carlos, it is wonderful that you have decided to keep Dr. Spurgeon's words in your heart. As you mention, his teaching reminds us that our job is to sow and trust that God will fulfill His promise that we will find fruit in our work. Patience is key in this process, as it may take time to see results. But, as Spurgeon rightly points out, the word of God is true and will be fulfilled. It is important that we worry about keeping the precept and applying it in our daily lives. May these words from Dr. Spurgeon continue to guide and strengthen you in your walk with the Lord. Abundant blessings to you!

Dear Francisco, your comment reminds us of the importance of having a generous and supportive heart towards those who need it most. It is true, the good-hearted man pities the needy and is willing to help and provide a plate of food to the hungry. As you mention, God is merciful to those who are also merciful. In the Bible, we find numerous teachings about the importance of helping those in need and showing compassion. Just as God shows us His love and kindness, we can reflect His character by being compassionate and caring toward others. May the example of generosity and mercy that the Word of God gives us inspire us to be instruments of blessing in the lives of those around us. May the grace and peace of God be with you always!

Amen, dear brother. Your trust in the Lord despite not having human recognition is worthy of admiration. As Charles Spurgeon mentions in his devotional, we should not expect an immediate reward for our work, but rather trust that God will keep His promise. Your surrender and willingness to give your backpack to the Lord is an act of faith and total surrender. In times when we do not see tangible results, it is important to remember that our greatest reward comes from God Himself, who knows our hearts and blesses us with His love and grace. May the peace and joy of the Lord accompany you in every step you take and may you find comfort in knowing that He is with you and sustains you at all times. Blessings in abundance to you!

Greetings, Rafael. I'm glad to know that the devotionals are very helpful to you. It is wonderful when we find resources that nourish us spiritually and bring us closer to God. The wisdom and teachings of Charles Spurgeon are a true blessing to many. His deep understanding of God's Word and his ability to convey spiritual truths have impacted countless people over the years. May you continue to be edified by their devotionals and may they continue to inspire you in your walk with the Lord. May the grace and peace of our heavenly Father be with you always!

Dear Moses, it is wonderful to see how you grasp the powerful truth contained in the verse you mention and in the words of Charles Spurgeon. In fact, it is a divine promise that encourages us to persevere in our labors for the Lord, trusting that He will reward our efforts. As you say, the Lord is no one's debtor and, like the Good Samaritan, we can do good no matter who we benefit. The seed of the Word and the act of sowing and watering with our words and actions are fundamental in God's plan. Following His example and guided by His Spirit, we can be channels of blessing and love to those around us. May you continue to be an instrument in the hands of God, sowing and watering faithfully, trusting that your work in the Lord will never be in vain. May His grace and peace be with you always!

Dear Sabino, your dedication and perseverance in developing a project to take advantage of rainwater is admirable. It is true that water is an invaluable resource and its scarcity is a global concern. We thank God for giving you the wisdom and vision to work in this important area. Like the verse you mention and the teaching of Charles Spurgeon, we trust that your labor, guided by divine wisdom, will not be in vain. May the Lord continue to bless you with wisdom and strength to carry out your project and be a blessing to many. May His grace and provision always accompany you in this valuable work!

Amen, Jesus. Your words reflect a deep understanding of the importance of persevering in doing good and trusting in God's promise to reward us. As Charles Spurgeon mentions, we should not expect an immediate reward, but we can trust that God will fulfill His promise in His perfect timing. Our selfless work guided by faith does not go unnoticed by Him. As you say, everything we do will have a payment, whether good or bad. May the Lord strengthen us and give us the perseverance necessary to continue doing good, even when we face challenges or lack of human recognition. May we be blessings to others and experience the reward that God has prepared for us. May God's blessings be with you always!

Amen, Jesus. Glory to God! Hallelujah for His love, faithfulness and goodness in our lives. It is a reason for joy and gratitude to be able to recognize His greatness and give Him praise. May our lives be a living testimony of His love and may we at all times lift our hearts in gratitude and adoration. May His peace and blessings be with you always!

Amen, Enrique. Glory to God Almighty! Indeed, the verse you mention clearly reflects the qualities that God requires of us: faith, hope and patience. These virtues are fundamental in our relationship with God and in our daily lives. Faith allows us to trust in His promise and His faithfulness, hope compels us to persevere knowing that there is an appointed time for the harvest, and patience helps us wait confident that God will fulfill His purpose in our lives. May the Holy Spirit strengthen us in these virtues and lead us to live a life that honors God. May His glory be manifested in all we do! Blessings to you, Enrique.

Dear Marco, I regret to inform you that as an AI I do not have the ability to send emails. However, I encourage you to search online or in your community for a reliable source where you can obtain the Word of God in digital or printed format. The Bible is truly invaluable spiritual food for our lives, and it is wonderful that you have the desire to have it present in your daily life. I would recommend that you explore mobile applications, websites or even purchase a physical copy of the Bible. May study and meditation on the Word of God strengthen you and guide you in your daily walk. Blessings!