My Month Of Intimacy With The Lord! He4:16

We are in a year of Preeminence, a year of grace and open heavens, we must reign, we must dominate and be masters wherever we are.
And we can’t know royalty if we don’t prioritize the essentials, if we don’t put our lives in order.
The Lord in his supremacy asks us just one thing, a private life with him, he wants to be the shepherd of his flock, he wants us to move forward in deep water, to get a little closer.
We must know that the more intimacy we have with the Father, the more demanding he is.
*El kana* is a jealous God, he does not share his glory, he is the supreme authority who does as he sees fit and he is accountable to no one.
We can ask ourselves if we really fear Him?
We will all respond with affirmation but what is its place in our lives?
How do we show the Lord that we love him?
The Lord wants first place, he wants his honor not to be trampled on, he wants our hearts whole.
Many times we thought of ourselves first, of our business first, of our children first, of our spouses first, but we did not think of the Lord before and we call ourselves children of God.
The instruction this morning is to know if the things of God interest us, if we are attached to the word, the will, the work of God.
It is a question of being permanently in the presence of God.
Luke, 12:31 – Rather seek the kingdom of God; and all these things will be given to you as well.
Let your priority be to seek the Kingdom of God.
We all have a responsibility, an obligation that requires a commitment, it falls on us, we must *seek, search, dig* if we want to find, if we want to have everything our hearts desire.
Let’s stop worrying about things that suffocate and distract us.
*The kingdom of God* is a space of reign where a king exercises his authority and his will.
We all have a mission to seek God continually and intentionally in our choices, our daily lives, we are destined to conquer the whole earth so that justice reigns.
Yes, it’s Jesus first and that’s it!
Martha and Mary must receive Jesus.
Like everyone else, Marthe wants to prepare a warm welcome for her, she wants to give her guest a little care and that’s normal for us, but Mary is at Jesus’ feet to hear from him, to let herself be filled and impacted.
Marthe is not happy with her attitude and complains to the Lord, but the latter, against all odds, defends Mary and concludes that she is the one who has chosen the good part.
This is what really matters to the heart of Jesus.
We are all invited to return to the true and that is Jesus.
Hello family
Good day