Mi historia favorita en John es el capítulo 4 de la historia de la mujer en el pozo. ¿Por qué?
He aquí por qué: Jesús quiere satisfacer la más profunda necesidad sentida de la mujer. ¿Puedes adivinar cuál es su respuesta?
Mujer: Señor, no tienes nada con que dibujar y el pozo es profundo.
¡Guauu!
Básicamente, ella le recuerda a Jesús que él no tiene una taza.
¡Hacemos esto todo el tiempo! Jesús, la carne hecha por la palabra ofrece a satisfacer nuestras necesidades más profundas de las almas y le decimos que él no puede llenarnos para arriba porque él no entiende lo que estamos pasando.
Verificación de la realidad: Jesús entiende lo que estamos atravesando y quiere satisfacer nuestras necesidades más profundas, pero la pregunta es ¿estamos dispuestos?
Usted puede estar pensando lo que esto significa.
Aquí está un punto: Cuando Jesús ve en nosotros una necesidad profunda, respondemos con algo como esto: "Pero Jesús, ellos no tienen mi curriculum vitae, los resultados de las pruebas son buenos, mi hijo no cree en ti". "¡Jesús, no tienes nada con que dibujar y no sabes cómo saldrá!"
Hagamos esto: confiemos en Dios completamente y abiertamente y veamos lo que él hace!
¿Que estas esperando? ¡Vámonos!
¿Quién está conmigo?
Cuídate,
Tatiana
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Tuesday, May 30, 2017
The Woman Is Where? At the Well of Jesus? Fill me up God!
My favorite story in John is chapter 4 the story of the woman at the well. Why?
Here's why: Jesus wants to meet the woman's deepest felt need. Can you guess what her response is?
Woman: Sir, you have nothing to draw with and the well is deep.
Wow!
Basically, she reminds Jesus that he does not have a cup.
We do this all the time! Jesus, the word-made flesh offers to meet our souls deepest need and we tell him that he cannot fill us up because he doesn't understand what we are going through.
Reality check: Jesus does understand what we are going through and wants to meet our souls deepest need but the question is are we willing?
You may be thinking what this means.
Here is a point: When Jesus sees in us a deep felt need, we respond with something like this: "But Jesus, they don't have my resume. The test results are good. My child does not believe in you." "Jesus, you don't have anything to draw with and don't know how it will turn out!"
Let's do this: let's trust God fully and openly and see what he does!
What are you waiting for? Let's get going!
Who is with me?
Take care,
Tatiana
Here's why: Jesus wants to meet the woman's deepest felt need. Can you guess what her response is?
Woman: Sir, you have nothing to draw with and the well is deep.
Wow!
Basically, she reminds Jesus that he does not have a cup.
We do this all the time! Jesus, the word-made flesh offers to meet our souls deepest need and we tell him that he cannot fill us up because he doesn't understand what we are going through.
Reality check: Jesus does understand what we are going through and wants to meet our souls deepest need but the question is are we willing?
You may be thinking what this means.
Here is a point: When Jesus sees in us a deep felt need, we respond with something like this: "But Jesus, they don't have my resume. The test results are good. My child does not believe in you." "Jesus, you don't have anything to draw with and don't know how it will turn out!"
Let's do this: let's trust God fully and openly and see what he does!
What are you waiting for? Let's get going!
Who is with me?
Take care,
Tatiana
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