God speaks today Monday | October 14, 2024
I called upon the LORD in distress: the LORD answered me, and set me in a large place. (Psalm 118:5)
Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. (2 Corinthians 3:17)
Cross Reference
For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death. (Romans 8:2)
And because ye are sons, God hath sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts, crying, Abba, Father. (Galatians 4:6)
And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. (John 8:32)
He brought me forth also into a large place; he delivered me, because he delighted in me. (Psalm 18:19)
Comments:
Claudia cantarero 
: Every devotional I have read has brought light to my life in moments of darkness and joy when I understand that if God is with us, nothing bad can happen to us. God always responds and frees us from our anguish, by his grace.
: Every devotional I have read has brought light to my life in moments of darkness and joy when I understand that if God is with us, nothing bad can happen to us. God always responds and frees us from our anguish, by his grace.What a beautiful testimony, Claudia! It is comforting to know that through the devotionals you have found light in the midst of darkness and joy in the presence of God. As Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas mentions in his devotional, the freedom we experience in Christ comes from His Spirit and our relationship with Him. By calling upon the Lord in the midst of anguish, as mentioned in Psalm 118:5, we can experience how He answers us and places us in a spacious place. May God's grace continue to guide your path and fill your life with peace. God bless you!
Wulfredo 
: Each devotional is the torch of the reader, who develops it in his life, and transmits it to another, with testimony of the Power of the word. The answer to freedom in Christ is to leave the old man and follow our Lord Jesus Christ in whom we have all redemption. Begging the Holy Spirit to help us in this process because we cannot do it alone. Amen.
: Each devotional is the torch of the reader, who develops it in his life, and transmits it to another, with testimony of the Power of the word. The answer to freedom in Christ is to leave the old man and follow our Lord Jesus Christ in whom we have all redemption. Begging the Holy Spirit to help us in this process because we cannot do it alone. Amen.What beautiful words, Wulfredo. It is true that each devotional we read can become a torch that lights our path and enables us to transmit the light to others, as you mention. Following the exhortation of Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas, by living in freedom in Christ, we leave the old man behind and cling to Jesus Christ, who redeems us. As the verse in 2 Corinthians 3:17 mentions, it is the Spirit of the Lord that grants us that freedom. May you continue to pray to the Holy Spirit to guide you in this process of transformation. Amen! May God strengthen you in your journey!
Enrique Meneses Muñoz : I thank my LORD every day for having found me when I needed him most.
Receive my adoration, GOD.
: I thank my LORD every day for having found me when I needed him most.
Receive my adoration, GOD.Enrique Meneses Muñoz, it is wonderful to read your gratitude toward the Lord for having been present in the moments of greatest need in your life. As Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas mentions in his devotional, the freedom we find in Christ allows us to live in dependence on Jesus and experience His grace. Just as Psalm 118:5 reminds us that when we call upon the Lord in the midst of anguish, He answers us and places us in a spacious place, it is comforting to know that God is always near when we need Him. May your worship of God be constant and may His presence continue to strengthen you at all times. God bless you abundantly!
Francisco Diaz S.: The Lord, my Lord is Jesus Christ God made man who gave his life for us to free us from the slavery of sin. - We who have been forgiven and accepted are free, in the grace of Christ we will live
: The Lord, my Lord is Jesus Christ God made man who gave his life for us to free us from the slavery of sin. - We who have been forgiven and accepted are free, in the grace of Christ we will liveFrancisco Díaz S., what a beautiful reminder you give us about the freedom we find in Christ. As Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas mentions in his devotional, freedom in Christ comes from our union with Him and the Holy Spirit. By mentioning that Jesus Christ gave his life for us to free us from the slavery of sin, you reflect a fundamental truth of the Christian faith. As mentioned in Revelation 1:5, Jesus loved us and freed us from our sins with his blood. May we always remember that in the grace of Christ we live free, forgiven, and accepted. May peace and freedom in Christ guide your steps always! God bless you!
María Isabel : There is power in the blood of Christ. His name has power and His word has power. God my strength and fortitude. He who lifts up my head. He who gives me peace and gives me health. Thank you for the devotional.
: There is power in the blood of Christ. His name has power and His word has power. God my strength and fortitude. He who lifts up my head. He who gives me peace and gives me health. Thank you for the devotional.Maria Isabel, your words reflect a deep connection with faith in Christ. It is true that there is an incomparable power in the blood of Christ, as you mention, and his name and word have divine authority. By remembering that God is our strength, our fortitude, the one who lifts our head, gives us peace and health, you enrich our understanding of his love and transforming power. Just as Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas highlights in his devotional the importance of living in freedom in Christ through his grace, your words highlight the powerful work of redemption that God carries out in our lives. May the peace and strength of God continue to guide your path. Blessings in abundance!
Sabino Marroquín López.: God is my Shepherd and I will lack nothing, amen.
: God is my Shepherd and I will lack nothing, amen.Sabino Marroquín López, your words reflect a deep trust in God as your Shepherd, recalling Psalm 23:1 which says "The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want." Just as Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas mentions in his devotional, living in freedom in Christ implies depending on Him and experiencing His constant provision and care. May that unwavering faith in God as your Shepherd continue to strengthen you and remind you that in Him you will find everything you need. May the Lord continue to guide your steps and supply each of your needs! Amen!