There is nothing better than praising God, who created us with the purpose of being His friends. Because of the sin of our first parents in the Garden of Eden, humanity became separated from the Lord, for He was angry with the sin of Adam and Eve. However, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to redeem us and free us from the yoke of sin and divine wrath (Isaiah 53:4–6). Today, humanity can once again have fellowship with the Creator and be blessed by Him (John 14:6).

When Jesus took our place on the cross at Calvary, God’s wrath was appeased, for there Christ suffered the punishment for our transgressions, and the devil lost the battle against us. After dying physically, the Savior descended into Hell and stripped the devil of all the power he had to subjugate us (Colossians 2:15). Therefore, today, through faith in Christ, anyone can and should be healed of their infirmities and delivered from their afflictions (1 Peter 2:24).

By rising from the dead, Jesus conquered death (Acts 2:24), so that we could praise the Lord for His victory, grace, and righteousness. He accepts the praise, prayers, petitions, and declarations we make by faith, which we, the people purchased with His blood, place in Him (Mark 11:23). Therefore, let us rejoice in God’s presence, for when Jesus died, the veil that separated us from Him was torn (Matthew 27:51), granting us access to the Father’s presence.

Because of Christ’s sacrifice, we can feel and enjoy God’s love, the chief mark of His character (1 John 4:8), for we have been restored to Him (John 3:16). This is the message to be preached to the suffering, the abandoned, and the afflicted. There is no longer any separation between humanity and God, as long as one believes in the heart and, by faith, confesses Jesus as Savior and Lord (Romans 10:9). Your life can change in every way today, right now. Believe!

When you turn to the Lord and ask for His grace, He welcomes you with joy, and His love surrounds you protectively, giving you direct access to Him and the blessings obtained by His Son. All the promises in the Bible belong to those who surrender to Christ (John 1:12). As you learn how to take possession of them, you will become victorious in the Lord (Romans 8:37). Be sure to seek what is yours!

If God is no longer angry with you, why would He not bless you? Surely, He will take great pleasure in seeing you testify and enjoy the gifts you longed for but did not know how to obtain. From now on, you are authorized by Jesus to seek everything He promises in the Scriptures. Do not hold back!

The prophet says that after the wrath was removed, the Lord comforted us. In this way, we can confess that along with comfort, we were also blessed with God’s goodness. Therefore, pray in the Name of Jesus, addressing the Father and giving Him thanks for sending His Son to rescue and redeem us. Cry out with faith and love!

In Christ, with love,

R. R. Soares