You answer me

Every day of our lives we must thank God for His answers to us, because He has never forgotten His children, but He answers them even in their most difficult moments.

God has never left the righteous forsaken, has not forgotten the beggar, the widow, the naked, or the blind, He will always be present. Remember something very important, we must be patient, because God never arrives late, because He is always around us.

Gratitude should be a constant attitude in the life of every believer. When we learn to thank God not only for what He gives us, but also for what He teaches us through trials, our faith matures and our relationship with Him grows stronger. God works in times and ways that are perfect, even when our human understanding cannot fully grasp His plans.

For thou, Lord, art good, and ready to forgive; and plenteous in mercy unto all them that call upon thee.

Psalm 86:5

This verse reminds us of one of the most beautiful attributes of God: His mercy. The Lord is not reluctant to forgive, nor does He withhold His compassion from those who seek Him with a sincere heart. His goodness is not limited by our failures, but instead, His mercy is renewed for all who humble themselves and cry out to Him.

Praise the Lord all the inhabitants of the earth, give glory and honor to the Almighty, because God is good to all of us. His mercies are with all who humble themselves and acclaim His name for all ages.

When we praise God, we acknowledge who He is and what He does. Praise lifts our eyes from our problems and places them on the greatness of the Lord. Even in moments of uncertainty, praise becomes an act of faith, declaring that God remains sovereign and faithful regardless of our circumstances.

The greatness of the Lord surrounds us, we are freed by His mercy, day and night we see His great goodness in each of our lives. God is faithful and true, He never fails, although sometimes we despair and say, Where is God? But the Lord is always aware of us.

Many times, when we face difficulties, our first reaction is to doubt or to question God’s presence. However, Scripture repeatedly assures us that the Lord never abandons His children. Even in silence, God is working, strengthening our faith and shaping our character through perseverance.

Give ear, O Lord, unto my prayer; and attend to the voice of my supplications.

Psalm 86:6

Prayer is not merely a request list presented to God; it is a sincere conversation with our Creator. When we pray, we express our dependence on Him and recognize that He alone has the authority and wisdom to act. God listens attentively to the cries of His people, especially when they come from a humble and trusting heart.

Many people make the mistake of saying that God never listens to them, but all of us who trust in the Lord know that God does listen to us, what happens is that since something happens to us, we want to ask God for demands. But, remember that we can not be giving orders to God, as if God were our puppet. God is God and He responds when He considers it necessary.

Understanding God’s sovereignty helps us rest in His will. When we submit our desires to Him, we learn to trust His timing and His decisions, knowing that everything He allows has a purpose that ultimately works for our good and His glory.

In the day of my trouble I will call upon thee: for thou wilt answer me.

Psalm 86:7

It is good that we continue to trust in the Lord, as well as the psalmist David, who trusted in God, He knew that the Lord responded to him in his moments of anguish, so it is good that we continue believing faithfully in the Lord and He will do it.

Just as David confidently called upon the Lord in times of trouble, we too are invited to place our full trust in God. He hears our prayers, strengthens us in weakness, and answers according to His perfect will. Let us remain steadfast, patient, and faithful, knowing that the Lord never forgets those who seek Him with all their heart.

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2 comments on “You answer me

  1. You answer me
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    The Lord God is good: he shows his goodness in his works and all he has created. He loves people and wants them to go near Him.
    We, men and women, are evil people by nature: we transgress his commandments because the love of God is not in us. We sin and he forgives us.

    If we call to Him, he answer us and has mercy on us. He is ready to hear all people who pray to him.

    This is what the psalmist tells us in the verse we can read from Psalm 86:5:

    “For thou, Lord, art good, and ready to forgive; and plenteous in mercy unto all them that call upon thee.”

    We must not forget that the Lord God is near his children. He knows all about them, and we have access to the Throne of his grace through the Way—who is the Lord Jesus Christ—and the power of the Holy Spirit, who intercede for us with the Father.

    Let’s be grateful to Him and glorify Him with a humble and abased heart.

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