“Porque sou eu que conheço os planos que tenho para vocês, diz o Senhor, planos de fazê-los prosperar e não de lhes causar dano, planos de dar-lhes esperança e um futuro.” Jeremias 29:11

Temos a ideia de que todos os nossos sonhos necessariamente serão satisfeitos!

Ter sonhos em alguns momentos apresentam-se como um “norte” em nossa trajetória neste mundo.

Encoraja-nos e impulsiona-nos a sairmos de nossa apatia generalizada em alguns processos e a vivermos em etapas concluídas de alguns estágios dos projetos de Deus para nós.

Por mais que algumas situações  sejam fragmentos de um sonho ás vezes vividos, temos o sentimento interno de realização.

Isso é bom e muito bem vindo para que não sejamos acalentados pelo comodismo ou mesmice.

Mas também pode  ser um problema, uma hiperatividade imaginária. Onde nos tira o deleite da apreciação de um momento que está sendo vivido. 

As preocupações, ansiedades, nos tiram o “tira gosto” de um momento apreciável da vida, do presente  saudavelmente degustado e gratificado pelo Senhor.

“Não vos inquieteis, pois, pelo dia de amanhã, porque o dia de amanhã cuidará de si mesmo. Basta a cada dia o seu mal.” Mt 6: 34

Olhamos para frente! E perdemos a possibilidade de uma satisfação presente. Estar num momento com Cristo é estar satisfeito plenamente para aquela hora! E deixamos de lado  todos os nossos pensamentos inquietantes pertinentes a busca da realização de nossos sonhos.

Buscar freneticamente a realização de todos os nossos sonhos, é desperdiçar em algumas situações a digestão do enredo presente, que faz parte do roteiro perfeito de nossa vida.

Estamos diante do glorioso com taquicardia em nossos corações! Com nossas mentes hiperativas e insatisfeitas!

Medite sobre isso! Mais do que estar com todos os meus sonhos satisfeitos, preciso aprender a estar satisfeito hoje com Cristo. E com aquilo que de bom está acontecendo.

“Aquietai-vos, e sabei que eu sou Deus; serei exaltado entre os gentios; serei exaltado sobre a terra.” Salmos 46:10

 Beijos em seu coração,

Pastor João Wojcicki

Oh my Gosh!

Come and see the works of God: he is to be feared in all he does to the children of men. Psalms 66:5

That’s an informal expression of surprise, astonishment. In which context of your life does this expression fit?

Perhaps in situations in which you receive some news of great relevance that may bring you benefits, or maybe because of something you’d never lived before!

If you had lived in ancient times, and had been along with Moses before the great miracle of the Red Sea opening, you might’ve said: “Oh my Gosh! I can’t believe what I’ve just seen!”

“And when Moses’ hand was stretched out over the sea, the Lord with a strong east wind made the sea go back all night, and the waters were parted in two and the sea became dry land.”

Exodus 14:21

It’s hard to avoid uttering these or other expressions, once the surprise breaks all discretion or the possibility of keeping our great admiration to ourselves.

We can also utter these expressions while facing situations of chaos, loss, calamities! And we wouldn’t like to utter them in such cases whatsoever! (God, deliver us from that!)

But it’s amazing to say them for something beneficial, in a situation of a great blessing, after a moment of surprise in which we relax in awe for what has happened.

Praise be to the Lord, who is our support day by day, even the God of our salvation. (Selah.) Psalms 68:19

That way, we can feel deep admiration for each daily divine beneficial intervention that makes us look at ourselves and see no merits at all that can make us deserve any reward from Him. But how merciful He is! And day after day we get even more amazed by His great love for us!

Who can count the Lord’s great deeds? Who will declare His praise?

My prayer today: May you utter this popular expression with deep awe for God’s astonishing deeds for the days to come! And for the manifestation of His benefits and blessings in your life!

Then, as we soon run into each other, I can say: “Oh my Gosh! What a wonderful testimony God has given you today! Oh, glory!

The works of the Lord are great, searched out by all those who have delight in them. Psalms 111:2

Oh my Gosh!

Come and see the works of God: he is to be feared in all he does to the children of men. Psalms 66:5

That’s an informal expression of surprise, astonishment. In which context of your life does this expression fit?

Perhaps in situations in which you receive some news of great relevance that may bring you benefits, or maybe because of something you’d never lived before!

If you had lived in ancient times, and had been along with Moses before the great miracle of the Red Sea opening, you might’ve said: “Oh my Gosh! I can’t believe what I’ve just seen!”

“And when Moses’ hand was stretched out over the sea, the Lord with a strong east wind made the sea go back all night, and the waters were parted in two and the sea became dry land.”

Exodus 14:21

It’s hard to avoid uttering these or other expressions, once the surprise breaks all discretion or the possibility of keeping our great admiration to ourselves.

We can also utter these expressions while facing situations of chaos, loss, calamities! And we wouldn’t like to utter them in such cases whatsoever! (God, deliver us from that!)

But it’s amazing to say them for something beneficial, in a situation of a great blessing, after a moment of surprise in which we relax in awe for what has happened.

Praise be to the Lord, who is our support day by day, even the God of our salvation. (Selah.) Psalms 68:19

That way, we can feel deep admiration for each daily divine beneficial intervention that makes us look at ourselves and see no merits at all that can make us deserve any reward from Him. But how merciful He is! And day after day we get even more amazed by His great love for us!

Who can count the Lord’s great deeds? Who will declare His praise?

My prayer today: May you utter this popular expression with deep awe for God’s astonishing deeds for the days to come! And for the manifestation of His benefits and blessings in your life!

Then, as we soon run into each other, I can say: “Oh my Gosh! What a wonderful testimony God has given you today! Oh, glory!

The works of the Lord are great, searched out by all those who have delight in them. Psalms 111:2

A great Kiss in your heart.

Pr joao wojcicki