26/05/2014 - DO NOT BE A BAD SOWER

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He who sows iniquity will reap sorrow, and the rod of his anger will fail. Proverbs 22.8

Everyone is either a sower of the divine justice or of iniquity. The comments that we make about any subject will reflect a lot on the way that we live. Whoever omits saying the truth lets go of a great chance of gathering blessings for the future. When the Christian closes his mouth and does not say what the solution for a person is, he loses the capacity of operating the divine power. Always speak of what God can and wants to do.

In all moments, we are sowing some type of seed. If we do not plant the Good Seed – the Word of God -, we will become sowers of weeds, of winds that will bring storms and all types of suffering. The worst attitude someone can have is to omit saying the truth, for in such a way, this person prevents the divine justice to manifest and quench all anguish. Never lose the opportunity to do what is good.

It is not by chance or luck that the children of God learn about something, know a certain person or are physically in a location. There is a divine purpose for everything! For example, when we see evil acting in someone’s life, it is our obligation to let the Spirit of God use us. What we speak will be the deciding words on any person’s life. If we say something negative, we will block the divine power from operating in that life.

If Christians do not say the truth, they leave those in trouble without the consolation from God. Thus, they waste a golden opportunity to put the divine authority into action, and receive, in return, the Lord’s favor. Never close your mouth, for in you there is the solution for all problems, provided that you speak according to the Word of the Lord. Therefore, do not walk on natural terms, but seek to breathe the divine presence.

Never agree with the devil, for he always uses lies to make people despair and take the most insane decisions. As a representative from the Father, you have the power that the lost need. However, if you do not use it, you will help the tempter. Now, why should you not use what the Lord has given you? Even if you give a cup of water (Mk 9.41) – a quick message from the Word – to the thirsty, there will be a reward for your action.

Be a friend of God and never be ashamed of walking with Him. Then, you will see that there will always be moments when you can intervene, and in time, it will be something you do naturally. The Lord has commissioned us to be His witnesses all over the world (Is 43.10). Therefore, allow Him to use you! If you do so, you will notice that you will become stronger in faith, more powerful in prayer, and bolder to face the struggles that come your way.

In Christ, with love,

R. R. Soares