STEEMCHURCH: WE MUST BE LIKE CHILDREN

Being like them does not mean being less or being immature, we talk about the character that catalogs a child always remembering that the Lord Jesus tells us to be like a child to enter the kingdom of heaven! a child is slow to anger, he shares everything no matter who he is with, he does not hold a grudge, he is happy at all times regardless of the circumstances, he enjoys every moment that life offers him, he knows how to adapt in any environment and he always has that spirit adventurous to know everything new and never give up until achieving what you want.

This way of being of a child always leads him to be rewarded with details that simple!

Do you want to receive blessings from God? Do you want to achieve everything you set out to do? Do you want to enjoy everything you have?
"I know how a child", the child depends completely on the father, the child does not fight his battle or confide "the father does" the child lets him carry in the arms of his father because he knows that his happiness and joy comes from the father!.

This picture is of my nephew Samuel, in a blessing activity that we had in the church, being like children leads us to worship with a surrendered heart, children dance, run, jump for God no matter who sees them, if they stumble or no, we must approach the father like those children who depend on his presence and who go beyond himself, those who enjoy doing what they do. sometimes as adults we allow the battles of the day to harden our hearts, we do not allow that in the middle of what we live our smile is erased, remember that God is our nature.

And when Jesus had called a child, he put him in their midst, and said, "Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like little children, you will not enter the kingdom of heaven.
So, whoever humbles himself like this child, that is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. And whoever receives a child like this in my name receives me. And whosoever causes one of these little ones to believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and let it sink into the depths of the sea. Matthew 18: 2-6

The gospel of today invites us to be like children, to be humble and simple. Having the ability of availability, knowing that salvation is a gift from God and not acquired because it is stronger or less strong, is a free gift from God, is humble and simple. Sometimes it is difficult for us to do it, but it is the Lord's call today. On the other hand, the gospel of today also reminds us that God never tires of looking for us even when we have strayed and strayed from the path, He will always go out in search of us so that we do not get lost in the way, He always wants to take us to the salvation. Let us be aware that we always depend on God and that without Him we can not continue.

Blessings dear brothers.