What are you fainting and sighing for?

[Leonardo Von]

    What are you fainting and sighing for?

•    “Let all their wickedness come before You; and do to them as You have done to me for all my transgressions. For my sighs are many, and my heart is faint” (Lamentations 1.22).

I am fainting and sighing for the privilege of being used by Jesus to transform the reality of people around me (I ask you that help me in prayer for this). Today (04/04/2020) I was fancying the excerpt of John 4. That Samaritan passed all her life struggling to find her true love. 

She was worn out (John 4.15), but she thought (as most of the people today) that her problem was the physical work, when her true problem was her innermost being. Without the true love, anything adds up.

So, try to imagine people changing the mood and way of thinking and feeling of people whenever you get in and out of somewhere (Deuteronomy 28.6). Visualize you arriving in a place and, without you speaking or doing anything, you are able to, just with your presence:

•    Making the afflict and needy people feel good, amped, simply exhaling the sweet perfome of Christ that the Creator put in you;
•    Shushing and abashing everyone that is misbehaving.

I long for being thus.
So, if you share the same feeling, get grit to drink of the Water of Life and have an elated week:

•    And the Spirit and the bride say, Come! And let the one hearing say, Come! And let the one who is thirsty come. And he willing, let him take of the Water of Life freely.” (Revelation 22.17)

Perhaps you are asking: why should we have courage to this? Because it only can drink of the Water who comes in through the narrow gate, walks through the constricted way and gives themselves in to Jesus and His will, inasmuch as this water flows out of the throne of the Creator and of Jesus (Revelation 22.2).