Lesson 48: God is interested in you

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Thank you for allowing me to share with you a new message of reflection based on our relationship with God.
There are people who care about us and are always aware of how health, life, business and family are going. We have very special beings like our parents who are interested in our basic needs, as well as in our academic and professional preparation. Similarly, it is our parents who care about us when the health aspect is not correct or when there are problems in marriage or with children.

Parents are very special people for us, they are always present to contact us and help us.
From time to time you meet a friend who gives you all the support when you need it, he is very interested in helping you do things right in your life. Anyway, you can find around you people who care about you, and you feel in your heart that they really do it for love.

Both our parents and others close to us can show the best interest in providing their help when we need it. However, no one can overcome God's interest in us.

The Word says in Psalm 31: 7

I will rejoice and rejoice in your mercy, because you have seen my affliction; You have known my anguished soul.

The psalmist says he rejoices in the mercy of God. God's love is abundantly compassionate. God looks at our afflictions and stops with his gaze and open arms to extend his mercy and help us out of the distress situation we may be living. God is not like that priest and Levite who when they saw that man lying on the ground because some thieves had assaulted him, the priest and the Levite passed by and did not help him. God does not act that way, God stops in your affliction and takes enough time to help you and get up, and give you all the necessary attention. God acts like that Samaritan who, seeing the man lying on the ground, came to help and help him. God cares for you and me; Because God is merciful. That is why the psalmist says: "I will rejoice and rejoice in your mercy."

Our soul may be distressed by some unwanted situation, but we can trust the Lord because his Word says "God knows the anguished soul." If God knows the anguished soul, he knows perfectly well what causes affliction and God knows what treatment anguish requires, to give us the respective medicine and get out of the affliction.

Then we can be sure that God looks at our affliction and knows the anguish that devours us, and knows how he will provide us with his help.

Lesson 48: God is interested in you | Ecency