Let us approach, then, confidently the throne of grace, to obtain mercy and find grace for the opportune help. Hebrews 4:16 King James Version (KJV)

One day my eldest son watched him with a lot of detour to talk to me. He had a very specific situation to tell me, however, he was not very sure about it.

The time came when my son decided to talk to me about his problem. In the midst of so much insecurity, I hugged him and tried to bring him into a climate of trust so that he could tell me frankly what was happening to him.

This experience led me to a very simple conclusion, that when children are very hesitant to talk with their parents, surely a degree of trust is lacking in the relationship or that they may be very insecure about trusting adults.

The biblical portion, which we read at the beginning, the Lord makes us a very special invitation as his children. God wants us to have confidence in Him as Father, not to have any type of fear or insecurity to approach Him. Heavenly Father wants us to come to His presence with great security and to confidently tell Him what may be happening to us .

The Lord hurts a lot from the things that happen to us and he also knows that we are very weak, that is why he invites us that when we approach his throne we do so with confidence.
We need not doubt his great love and understanding for us. God does not accuse us nor will He point out our mistakes. If God allowed His Son Jesus Christ to die on the cross for us, then we can partially imagine the great love He has for each of His children.

The Lord wants that when we approach Him, we do it in such a sincere and safe way, because He already has His mercies prepared for us, with which we will have His forgiveness on a daily basis.
He is a very understanding Father who uses his compassionate love every time we come to the throne of grace. His arms are always open to forgive us and show us his Fatherly sweetness and tenderness.

The same word says that if we confidently approach our heavenly Father "we will find grace for timely help." This implies that if we are in a hurry or in a difficult situation, we can openly trust that the Lord will give us the necessary help to address and solve the problem.

Approaching God with confidence implies dedicating an important time in prayer to enter the most holy place where God is in his sanctuary.
Read the Word of God constantly and you will find wonderful solutions to your problems. God's presence is permanent in our lives through the Holy Spirit who indwells every believer.

Come to God today to receive the timely help you need to overcome the difficulties you face. God loves you and has his mercies for your life.