God's will to us (Past 5: 16-18)

God gives us happiness and joy and wants us to rely on him, thank him, praise him, and live with him. DeSaloni said in verse 5:16 in the 18th, "Always rejoice, pray, pray, thank for everything." He did not tell us to rejoice once or twice, but to always say to be happy, not to pray once or twice, but to pray and thank everything. Christians must live their lives happily. The expression of the believer in Jesus should be bright with joy. It is not good to have a dark face and always depressed while saying that you believe in Jesus. God ordered us to live like this, to live a pleasant, joyful and joyful life through today's words, to see God.

1. Always be happy

In Psalm 16 verse 11, it is written, "The Lord will see the way of life to me; there is full joy before you, and eternal joy to the right of you." Therefore, to go out in front of the temple of God, you must take joy. If you go out with sadness, resentment, and hatred, God is not happy because it ruins the atmosphere of yourself and your community. The way we go out before God is to be happy. If you are happy and happy with your heart, you will open the way out to God. Because there is joy in front of God and joy in the mail, God comes and is present in a place of joy and joy. In order to communicate with God, there must also be joy and joy in the heart. Joy is what governs the wind and waves of the heart, making it positive and making dreams and beliefs active.

In James 1:2, he writes, "My brothers, please be thoroughly pleased that you are tested." In other words, don't cry and sigh when you are tested, but be entirely pleased. It's not just that you are happy a little, it's that you are entirely happy. For those who are happy and pleased with the hardship and the examination eventually bring hopes and blessings equal to or greater than the hardship and the examination they have experienced over time. Hope does not come easily. As a prelude to hope, sadness and pain come first. Therefore, if pain approaches and you resent and complain about it when you knock on the door, the wish will disappear. If you accept it as pleasure and appreciate it when the environment is difficult, it will soon turn into joy and pleasure. Therefore, being happy becomes the source of life. Even if life is tiring and tiring, if we are grateful, happy, and happy in front of God, that is strength.

Nehemiah 8:10 says, "Go and eat what is alive and drink sweets, but give them to those who are not prepared. This is our holy day, so do not worry; it is your strength to rejoice because of Yahweh." We often feel grateful, pleased, and praised when our minds and bodies are low because we are weak. Also, in Psalm 37:4, he writes, "Jahweh, rejoice, and he will grant your heart's wishes to you." He said that if we rejoice and rejoice in God, he will fulfill our wishes on his own. Therefore, we must always choose to rejoice and rejoice and praise him by the God of salvation.

In Svanha 3:17, "Your God Yahweh is in your midst, and he is an almighty who will offer salvation; he will not overcome joy because of you, but will love you quietly, and will be glad to call you joy." Consider this word deeply. This is a phrase that shows how God is behaving toward us. God cannot overcome joy when he sees us. Because God has made us into your image and shape to rejoice and delight in seeing us. God cannot endure without loving us because he is love. If we, written in the image of God, love God, praise and rejoice that he is an "Aba Father," then God is too good to overcome joy.

In Rome 14:17, "The kingdom of God is not about eating and drinking, only righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit," and in Thessaloni in Book 1:6, "And you have become those who have emulated us and the Lord by receiving the words from the joy of the Holy Spirit in the midst of many troubles." In this way, the joy of the Holy Spirit leads us to believe in Jesus, accept the words, and worship him. When we come to church and worship, we are always supplied with joy. Because God is joy. If you come to the church and you are not supplied with joy and leave with anxiety, anxiety, anxiety, anxiety, and despair, it would be wrong. It is a situation where you are pressed against the history of the devil. The church is a place of joy. Jesus said that when the Holy Spirit of God comes, he will give us joy. If you trust Jesus, the Holy Spirit is proof in his heart. The Holy Spirit is the source of joy. Therefore, no one will ever take away from giving joy, and if you pray to your father in the name of Jesus in the joy of the Holy Spirit, you will respond to anything, and after that, you will be filled with joy. Because God wants to pray in Jesus' name with joy. Therefore, the faith in Jesus is the faith of joy, and Christianity is the religion of joy.
 
Norman Carson, who is called the "father of laughter," was originally the editor-in-chief of a famous American magazine. He got a rare disease at the age of less than 50 while traveling abroad, and quit the magazine at the age of 50 and studied laughter and health at the University of UCLA in the U.S. until he was 75. As such, the book Dissection of Diseases, which contains his experiences and research results, became a bestseller. In the book, he wrote, "Laughter is a bulletproof vest. It is a bulletproof vest that does not penetrate even when shot. No germs, germs, or virus can enter a laughing person." Laughter seems to be wearing a bulletproof vest, so it prevents germs or germs from entering and allows a healthy life. Laughter can be both medicine and light. So a smiling person becomes bright, bright, and healthy in mind. Joy is the way to go before God and the way to communicate with God. Therefore, when you say, "I'm happy! I'm happy!" with a confession of your lips and laugh out loud, God accepts such a person. Joy is something we should always be happy about because it brings such good results.

2. Don't rest and pray

God always wants us to pray. Prayer is a conversation with God, so we get closer to God through prayer. If we don't pray, we are separated from God. The same goes for people. If you talk a lot with your family members in your house, you become intimate, but if you can't talk to each other because you're busy with work, you become distant. We should not forget that people become distant and closer through conversation. Therefore, if we pray without resting and talk to God, God will be pleased and pleased.

In verse 10 in Matthew 6:9, he writes, "So pray like this, our father in heaven, let your name be holy, let the country do it, and the will is done on earth as if it were done in heaven." The Lord's Prayer is a very important prayer because we have to serve, serve, and pray for God first. In this way, we have to know the will of God and pray because if we beg according to God's will, it is God's fulfillment. God has the will that God wants. God wants everyone to repent and believe in Jesus, and he wants all nations to be saved. That's why we must praise God for God's glory and pray earnestly for God's will to be fulfilled. Jesus also had something he wanted, but he put his wish down and accepted his father's will. We must also follow the example of Jesus' prayer. There is our wish in everything, but what is more important than our wish is the will of the father. Since we are beings who live according to our father's wishes, we must always make fulfilling our father's wishes the top priority of our prayers.



In John 5:14, he writes, "This is what we have for him, so if we seek something according to his will, we will hear it." If we pray according to God's will, the prayer is given and fulfilled, so it is very important to pursue the will of the father first. You should not try to fill my greed by using God. In life, what God hates most is pride, greed, and greed. Pride is about rising above one's own fountain, and greed is about rising oneself beyond one's own. We must praise and serve God first, and we must achieve what God wants first, and then we want to receive God's blessing. It seems that self-greed without God works well, but eventually it collapses like the Tower of Babel is collapsing. If you do everything with God, you will be blessed. It is delusional to think that we do well in a human way without God. Even if you show off your strength to a certain extent, you will eventually break down because there is no place in the future. Therefore, in Rome 8:26, he writes, "The Holy Spirit helps us to be vulnerable, and we do not know what to pray for, but only for us in a sigh that the Holy Spirit cannot speak. He who examines the mind knows the Holy Spirit's thoughts, because the Holy Spirit is begging for the Holy Spirit as God wishes." As such, the Holy Spirit of God is here to help us pray according to the will of the Father.
 
Prayer is a real force. Prayer is not a formal religious practice. When you pray, God's response will always appear. In chapter 20 of the previous chapter, all the people of Judah prayed together to defeat the enemy when the combined forces of Moab, Ammon, and Maon came to Judah. When all the people of Judah stood before Yahweh with their wives, children, and children and prayed, God helped and the Moab, Ammon, and Maon fought among themselves to the end. In chapter 32 of the previous chapter, when the king of Hezekiah was sick and external forces invaded, the king and the Prophet Isaiah prayed together to defeat the enemy and Hezekiah was cured. Esther prayed together with the people of Judah to escape death when Israel was on the verge of annihilation in chapter 4. In chapter 2 of the Acts of the Apostles, 120 saints received only the Holy Spirit and the grace of speaking the dialect when they prayed together. In chapter 16 of the Acts of the Apostles, Paul and Shila, who were imprisoned for praying, were earthquake-stricken, and the iron hooks were loosened and freed. Haydn, who wrote "The Creation of Heaven and Earth," confessed, "Whenever I get tired of writing songs or I can't think of inspiration, I go into the cell and pray. Whenever that happens, God gives me so much passion and inspiration that I composed it." George Mueller, the orphaned father, confessed that he had received 50,000 prayer responses on his own. As such, God wants to respond to the prayer he asks. God is still telling us, "You cry out to me, I will respond to you." God is the God of Response. What can't be done is to answer "No" and what can be done is to answer "No." He also said, "I will show you great and secret things." Therefore, we have to pray without resting.

3. Be grateful for everything

In Psalm 50:23, he writes, "Those who offer thanksgiving make me a movie, and I will show God's salvation to those who do his deeds right." We should be grateful for God's help because he promised to help us out of hardships. In Psalm 121:1, he also writes, "I raise my eyes to the mountain, where will my help come from? To Yahweh, who built heaven and earth, my help is all about each other." We must always have the right direction to see. There are so many people who live by looking at the birth of life. They wail at the birth of worry, anxiety, worry, failure, pain and suffering, and say, "I am dead" so easily. However, Yahweh, who built heaven and earth like Taesan, is with him. You have to look at Yahweh. Philip and Andre were in the same wilderness and the same crowd were hungry, but when Jesus asked them to give them food, Philip looked at the wilderness, looked at the crowd, looked at the nowhere to get rice cakes, and said to the Lord that he could not do it. But Andre, the same student, came out looking at the Lord with five barley cakes and two fish that a child had brought. Philip did not look at Jesus, but Andre looked at him. We all live in the middle of life. Who doesn't have a wilderness, big and small? But among those wildernesses, there is not only a wilderness, but Jesus. There is Yahweh, who built heaven and earth. There is the Lord who said, "Look! I will always be with you until the end of the world." Therefore, you should not just look at the wilderness. You can expect miracles only by looking at the Lord and relying on him.

In Corinthians 15:57:58, "Thanks to God who gives us victory through our Lord Jesus Christ, therefore be faithful and unshakable, my dear brothers, and always strive more for your work." God, who gives you victory, is with us in the Lord. No matter how dark and dark our environment is, Jesus has already passed before us. Jesus has already turned the valley of death into life, turned the breakdown into holiness, and since the disease was beaten by the whip, he turned it into treatment, turned the curse into Abraham's blessing, and turned death into eternal life because the Lord was resurrected.


No matter what death may come, the Lord has already passed the path ahead, so if the Lord is with us, we can rely on Jesus and win the death sufficiently. Romans 8:35-37 states, "Who will break us from the love of Christ? Are we killed for the Lord all day long and treated as if we were to be slaughtered?" However, because of those who love us in all this, we have plenty of victory. Therefore, we can always be grateful and think of winning. If you offer a sacrifice with gratitude, you can always live a life of winning. Therefore, we can always live a life of winning. We must look at and appreciate hopes and dreams. We have hopes and dreams. The cross is hope and dreams. Therefore, if you look at and appreciate the hope and dreams of the cross, God will give you more amazing hopes and dreams.
 
Golosae 3:15:17 says, "Let the peace of Christ claim your heart. You have been called one body for peace. Be grateful, too. The word of Christ is abundant in you, teaching with all wisdom, praising God with gratitude, singing poetry, hymns, and spirits, and thanking the Father of God for everything you do in the name of the Lord Jesus. Thus, gratitude is the most important seasoning. No matter what you eat, you must mix gratitude with soy sauce and salt to start to smell in our lives. Therefore, the Lord said to always be grateful.

German theologian Bonhoeffer said, "We become rich through gratitude." When we are grateful, we are bound to become richer because God gives us more. Also, the theologian John Henry said, "Thanksgiving is the best anticancer drug, antidote, and preservative." As such, many people have repeatedly emphasized how much gratitude affects our bodies and minds. Therefore, God has taught us to practice the three best things. "Always rejoice! No rest, pray! Thank you for everything! These are the will of the father who gave us in Christ Jesus!" So if we practice these three things, we can receive great blessings in our lives, receive true peace in this world, and live forever afterlife. Therefore, we pray in the name of the Lord that we will always be those who rejoice, non-stop, pray to God, and thank him for everything, even if it is forced to.

 

-Prayers-

Thank you, Father God, for being with us and giving us hearts to thank, to rejoice, and to be at peace. No matter how difficult it is to control our hearts in our daily lives, I believe that if we are always happy, non-stop praying, and grateful for everything, we can control our hearts and live in peace in this troubled world. Please help us become those of us who can practice this.
I pray in the name of Jesus.
Aman!