THE INSPIRATIONAL HOPE-FE BLOG
How to increase my motivation when hope and faith are weak- Como aumentar mi motivacion cuando la esperanza y la fe estan debiles
The LORD detests these wicked people; instead, he offers his friendship to the righteous. Proverbs 3:32
Each of us is responsible for who we decide to have as friends. Once you choose your friend. We have to work to keep that relationship cultivated. Therefore, it requires that both parties have time, have confidence, and create a sincere bond within that friendship relationship. Therefore, friendship is not from one side but from both. Continue reading “Friendship with God”
El Señor detesta a esa gente perversa; en cambio, ofrece su amistad a los justos. Proverbios 3:32
Cada uno de nosotros somos responsables a quien decidimos tener como amigos. Una vez eliges a tu amigo. Tenemos que trabajar para mantener cultivada esa relación. Por lo que, requiere que ambas partes tengan tiempo, tengan confianza, y crear un vínculo sincero dentro de esa relación de amistad. Es por ello que la amistad no es de una sola parte sino de ambos. Continue reading “La Amistad con Dios”
Because I know very well the plans that I have for you – affirms the Lord – plans of well-being and not of calamity, in order to give you a future and a hope.
Jeremiah 29:11
Time has passed, the circumstances are different and life is not the same as the world evolves according to time. What did I do during this year? And, what do I stop doing? These are questions that many of us ask ourselves for this end of the year. We reflect … Continue reading “Reflections”
Let us keep firm, without fluctuating, the profession of our hope, because faithful is the one who promised. Acts 10:23
How difficult it is to wait. If waiting is difficult, imagine waiting for results or dreams that we work so hard to achieve. Continue reading “KEEP FIRM”
For the LORD your God has blessed you in all that you have done; He has known your pilgrimage through this immense desert. For forty years the LORD your God has been with you; Nothing has been missing. Deuteronomy 2: 7
I recently read a Facebook message that said:
“The desert is intentionally provoked by God. Not only is God’s purpose for you to meet him in the desert; but open your heart and expose what is really inside it. The result gives you two options: be ready for abundance or you are going around in the desert. Understand church, the desert does not kill you, it blesses you; it doesn’t bury you, it catapults you; it transforms you because you can never reach fulfillment as a slave but as a son. Change your optics and enjoy the desert. ” Continue reading “The desert”
You have loved justice, and hated evil, for which God anointed you, your God, with oil of joy more than your companions. Hebrews 1: 9
Justice is a critical and important element in the society we live in. We all reject the evil and hate that exists on this planet earth. Continue reading “Justice”
If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive our sins, and cleanse us from all evil. 1 John 1: 9
Recognizing our virtues is so easy, but when we undertake the task of diagnosing where the fault is, it is difficult. Continue reading “Recognize”
Out of the south cometh the whirlwind: and cold out of the north. Job 37: 9
A season of the year has arrived, the cold. Many of us began to take clothes from our closet. Others begin to prepare for the holidays. So many things happen when there is cold. Continue reading “COLD”
Jesus replied, “No one who puts a hand to the plow and looks back is fit for service in the kingdom of God. Luke 9:62
Remembering the times when a plow was used to cultivate the land. This plow is pulled by animals such as oxen, horses, mules, among other animals. The plow is an instrument that is used to break the ground and make furrows and then sow. Continue reading “The plow”
“Do not remember the former things, Nor consider the things of old. Behold, I will do a new thing, Now it shall spring forth; Shall you not know it? I will even make a road in the wilderness
and rivers in the desert. Isaiah 43: 18-19.
How many of us are carrying in our hearts and memories of a past that torments us? Society often puts a label on us, but today I want to tell you that our past does not define who we are. Sometimes our environment, our family life, education, culture, and other factors delineate our identity, but this should not be so. Today, I share with you that we can move forward in the present with hope for a future full of renewals in our lives. Continue reading “Facing the past”