Those who love God

Those who love God – Romans 8:28 I ask myself so many times: How many loves God? The reason for my question: the acts (of doing, action: stop having a passive role to go on to do something) that action, that movement for prayer in your house, the word, that fast so silent that no one knows. That day of arriving at worship with silence in the car, the thought already in the Lord, that sighing, that attending to the music, that wiping the tear that runs to the mask that no longer allows our neck to receive a holy tear for our Lord. Or when this is no longer in you: there are no tears, no prayer, no word; but absence in the cults, heaviness in the chair, you look around looking at who may disturb your gaze.

I. You are the one who can tell if you love God.

A. When you see that God has moved away and you are alone in everything.

1. The flesh arrived, the pleasures, the worldly, the absence to the cults, for everything you have an excuse of your distance from God.

2. For I can come and see you in your solitude; your flesh in dishonest positions, your laugh of mockery of the holy and your failure in everything.

3. It is true that I cannot reach you but look at this: God can no longer cooperate with you so that evil does not come to you.

4. Evil came and with evil, loss, sin, lust. Don't blame anyone, it's you who turned away from God. And you are just waiting for the day of despair (hope has already moved away from you), full of tears, pain, shame and worse a hard and evil heart.

5. You know those who love God: God is causing everything to "cooperate" for the good of those who love Him, of those who are called according to His purpose.

6. Sometimes we may feel devastated, but in the end, everything works together for good.

7. God will work together with you to bring about the end of your trial or circumstance on earth.

8. God is the one who will help you, help you until your life on earth ends.

9. Those who love God will work together with you, so that you may succeed in all according to His will and you will not be a failure in faith.

10. Everything we live is for the good of those who are Christ's.

11. The Character of Believers: They are "those who love God."

12. Those who love God draw good fruit from all that God does.

13. These are called, with effective calling (produces the expected effect, which works well for a certain thing) according to the purpose, that is, the design (purpose, intention or plan to accomplish something) of God, not by merit or effort on our part.

14. The privilege of those who love Him is that God Himself is causing all things to work together (together, at once) for the benefit of those who love Him.

15. Our lives are not controlled by impersonal forces such as chance, fate, but by our wonderful "personal Lord" (each individual) who is too loving not to be kind and too wise to be wrong.

16. "All things," not only those we call "prosperous," but also what we often call "adverse" because they afflict us or seem to frustrate our human plans.

17. Each of the circumstances in which Providence places us tends (a certain end), in full situation, that what we live that we do not see well comes together in the same point that works for the good of those "who love the Lord". All things help them for good: your pain, sadness, anguish, losses, what you do not understand now, the destruction of what you have lived, although it is not understood, what you are will help you to good.

18. That encounter between two separate lines that come together at the same point: what you think and what God will do.

19. "We know," Paul says, at least by faith and often by experience, both his own and others.

20. It is not a probable opinion, but one of a certain certainty.

21. The next verse gives us the answer: "whatever God permits" to enter our lives is arranged to model us after the image of His Son.

22. Much to live in meekness like Jesus, although we do not understand it at the moment, whether you think you deserve it or not, but it is to form ourselves in the image of His Son.