Would You Like to Speak with God? ...

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I remember when I lived with my parents, there were people that we were pleased to have them visit us because their conversations were pleasing.

What is it that we don’t like about God, that we do not want to speak with Him?

The apostle Paul in exhorting the brethren saying “Pray without ceasing” (1st Thessalonians 5:17). If you were to ask me: “Why should I want to speak with God?” Because of what He offers us that no one else can give us.

I will be brief in mentioning some:

1. HIS LOVE is unique

2. HIS GRACE and Communion.

“The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with all of you”. ( 2nd Corinthians 13:14).

“Forgive iniquity, rebellion and sin”. We know that our lives here on earth is short. The norm is that no one desires to die. I encourage that you speak with God. Allow Jesus Christ to be your Savior, your friend. Take this verse for you, “Who

Take this verse for you, “Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life, but whoever rejects the Son will not see life, for God’s wrath remains on them”. ( John 3:36).

You might tell me: “I do not know how to pray”. If we look at the definition of pray, this can encourage you: “Speaking with God”. What happens is that we try to find words, eloquent phrases, prayers that we have heard with very fine vocabulary. For example when the president of the United States is being inaugurated, the one in charge of the prayer, tries to impress the multitude, but the result is that he is speaking with God. Think about when a baby be

Think about when a baby begins to say his first words. I ask you: Do you tell him I do not understand what you are saying or do you to see what he is trying to say?

Do you believe that an almighty God is not going to understand? I end with this question: Do you like to speak with God?

(Editor’s Note: This column is written by a different Littlefield pastor for the Leader-News each week. The columns are published on this page on Wednesdays.)