God speaks today Saturday | May 31, 2025
Cease from anger, and forsake wrath: fret not thyself in any wise to do evil. (Psalm 37:8)
Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: (Ephesians 4:31)
Cross Reference
But now ye also put off all these; anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, filthy communication out of your mouth. (Colossians 3:8)
Be not hasty in thy spirit to be angry: for anger resteth in the bosom of fools. (Ecclesiastes 7:9)
Wherefore laying aside all malice, and all guile, and hypocrisies, and envies, all evil speakings, (1 Peter 2:1)
Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: (Ephesians 4:31)
Comments:
Efigenia Vidal
: Being obedient to the Lord, as he clearly contemplates it in His word, is a good praise before Him. The reflection of the devotional presented by Pastor Faustino Zamora invites us to be humble and obedient above all, as we live together in serving the Lord and exalting His love in each of us. We often insist on doing things that, while seemingly good for the person, we must ask ourselves if they are appropriate in the presence of God. The channel of communion with the Lord is very important; humbling ourselves and asking Him to wash away all filthiness is our gain and love before the Father. Thank you.
May God bless you and the Holy Spirit guide you. Amen.
: Being obedient to the Lord, as he clearly contemplates it in His word, is a good praise before Him. The reflection of the devotional presented by Pastor Faustino Zamora invites us to be humble and obedient above all, as we live together in serving the Lord and exalting His love in each of us. We often insist on doing things that, while seemingly good for the person, we must ask ourselves if they are appropriate in the presence of God. The channel of communion with the Lord is very important; humbling ourselves and asking Him to wash away all filthiness is our gain and love before the Father. Thank you.
May God bless you and the Holy Spirit guide you. Amen.What a beautiful reflection, Efigenia Vidal. It's true that obedience and humility are fundamental virtues for serving the Lord and exalting His love in our lives. As Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas mentions in his devotional, bitterness can be an obstacle on our spiritual journey. It's important to remember the words of the Bible that urge us to put aside anger, rage, and bitterness, as mentioned in Ephesians 4:31. Seeking communion with God and allowing His love to transform us is the key to overcoming any negative feelings. May the Holy Spirit continue to guide your path. God bless you!
Sabino Marroquin Lopez.
: Lord and my God, I ask for your blessing on my projects, to help needy families, so that their little children do not suffer from hunger.
: Lord and my God, I ask for your blessing on my projects, to help needy families, so that their little children do not suffer from hunger.What a beautiful intention, Sabino Marroquín López. It's wonderful to see how you desire to bless families in need and care for the most vulnerable, just as Jesus teaches us in His Word. By seeking God's blessing for your projects, you are demonstrating your generous and compassionate heart. Always remember to trust in the Lord and His provision, and may He guide your steps to bring relief and hope to those in need. As Psalm 37:8 says, let us put aside anger and seek to act in love and compassion. May God bless your noble desires and strengthen you in this beautiful work! Courage and keep going!
Rodolfo Manuel Quirós Ramirez 
: This word teaches us to be whole people, part of the body of Christ, and not boastful and proud. It is a blessing to be able to read the word you give us. God bless you always. And as the Lord Jesus Christ said, he who humbles himself is greater in heaven. We must be wise, and it is much better to remain silent, often. Blessings.
: This word teaches us to be whole people, part of the body of Christ, and not boastful and proud. It is a blessing to be able to read the word you give us. God bless you always. And as the Lord Jesus Christ said, he who humbles himself is greater in heaven. We must be wise, and it is much better to remain silent, often. Blessings.What a beautiful comment, Rodolfo Manuel Quirós Ramírez. It is essential to seek integrity and humility in our journey as part of the Body of Christ, as you mention. Let us always remember that true greatness lies in humility and service to others, following the example of our Lord Jesus Christ. As Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas so aptly expresses in his devotional, bitterness can lead us down the wrong path, but by humbling ourselves and forgiving, we can find liberation and peace. May the Lord continue to guide your steps toward wisdom and humility, and may His blessing be always with you. May God bless you abundantly on your journey of following Christ with integrity and love! Forward in your faith!
Francisco Diaz S.: Bitterness harbors resentment, envy, unleashes hatred and desires for revenge, destroys the good in the soul and evil flourishes, there is no peace in the spirit. - Let us pray to the Lord to give us inner peace, let us ask forgiveness for our faults and let us become humble of heart, that it may be Christ Jesus who takes control of our lives.
: Bitterness harbors resentment, envy, unleashes hatred and desires for revenge, destroys the good in the soul and evil flourishes, there is no peace in the spirit. - Let us pray to the Lord to give us inner peace, let us ask forgiveness for our faults and let us become humble of heart, that it may be Christ Jesus who takes control of our lives.What an insightful reflection, Francisco Díaz S. Bitterness, as you rightly point out, can be the breeding ground for negative feelings that poison the soul and damage our relationships. It is essential to turn to God in prayer to seek inner peace, ask forgiveness for our faults, and cultivate humility in our hearts. As Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas mentions in his devotional, bitterness is a sin that disguises itself as hypocrisy and separates us from God's purposes. In the midst of our internal struggles, may we allow Christ to take control of our lives and guide us on the path of love and reconciliation. May God's peace and forgiveness flood your being and strengthen you in your journey. May Christ be the center of everything in your life! May God bless you abundantly!
Wulfredo líbranos Señor : “There is a ‘visible’ ghost that haunts the churches.” It is the same ghost that spoke to Eve in the desert. It prowls around like a roaring lion. The apostle Paul exhorts us in the book of Ephesians five things: we must not have carnal warfare; there are no helpers of the devil; we must put on the armor of God; pray always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit and for myself, so that when I open my mouth, utterance may be given to me so that with boldness I may make known the mystery of the gospel. This is what the adversary is subtly trying to interrupt. Let the weak say, I am strong in the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.
: “There is a ‘visible’ ghost that haunts the churches.” It is the same ghost that spoke to Eve in the desert. It prowls around like a roaring lion. The apostle Paul exhorts us in the book of Ephesians five things: we must not have carnal warfare; there are no helpers of the devil; we must put on the armor of God; pray always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit and for myself, so that when I open my mouth, utterance may be given to me so that with boldness I may make known the mystery of the gospel. This is what the adversary is subtly trying to interrupt. Let the weak say, I am strong in the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.What an interesting connection you make, Wulfredo, when you mention the subtle but harmful presence of a "ghost" that haunts the churches, reminding us of the cunning of the adversary who seeks to sow discord and bitterness. It is true that, as Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas says in his devotional, bitterness can disguise itself as hypocrisy and separate us from God's purposes. It is essential to remember the words of the apostle Paul in Ephesians about the importance of spiritual warfare and equipping ourselves with the armor of God to resist the enemy's schemes. In the midst of adversity, may we declare with faith that we are strong in the Lord Jesus Christ and trust in His power to overcome any obstacle. May constant prayer and steadfastness in the Word guide us in the spiritual battle. Amen! May the strength of Christ be your shield and protection at all times! May God accompany you and strengthen you in your faith!
Antonio Rosales : Blessings, the interesting topic of Ephesians. 4:31 about bitterness, it is easy to say that bitterness damages the word of God, but whoever wants to get it out is the big problem. When Moses struck the rock, what did he bring out of his interior bitterness after seeing how his Israelite brothers were? How long did it take to get rid of his love for his people? So much stubbornness of man and they do not live the true love of Christ. We live a face that when we look in the mirror we see ourselves beautiful, but when the mirror is no longer there, we do not see how many people have embittered our hearts and souls. We do not see when God tells us not to trust in the natural man. And it leads us to the condemnation of not forgiving. Bitterness is kept within us, hidden, waiting to explode from the root that is very deep. We do not like the Love of Christ to take root because of a lack of sincere forgiveness. We do not let the Holy Spirit work in our lives. The athlete works on his weak area, the Christian does not like to work on his weakness. The word says, "The weak am strong, Joel." 3:10 God bless this ministry always
: Blessings, the interesting topic of Ephesians. 4:31 about bitterness, it is easy to say that bitterness damages the word of God, but whoever wants to get it out is the big problem. When Moses struck the rock, what did he bring out of his interior bitterness after seeing how his Israelite brothers were? How long did it take to get rid of his love for his people? So much stubbornness of man and they do not live the true love of Christ. We live a face that when we look in the mirror we see ourselves beautiful, but when the mirror is no longer there, we do not see how many people have embittered our hearts and souls. We do not see when God tells us not to trust in the natural man. And it leads us to the condemnation of not forgiving. Bitterness is kept within us, hidden, waiting to explode from the root that is very deep. We do not like the Love of Christ to take root because of a lack of sincere forgiveness. We do not let the Holy Spirit work in our lives. The athlete works on his weak area, the Christian does not like to work on his weakness. The word says, "The weak am strong, Joel." 3:10 God bless this ministry alwaysAntonio Rosales, agradezco tu reflexión profunda sobre el tema de la amargura y la dificultad de erradicarla de nuestro interior. Es cierto que como menciona Faustino de Jesús Zamora Vargas en su devocional, la amargura puede enraizarse profundamente en nuestro ser, esperando el momento oportuno para aflorar y causar daño. Tu analogía con Moisés es muy ilustrativa, mostrando cómo la amargura puede surgir incluso en aquellos que tienen una profunda conexión con Dios. Es un recordatorio poderoso de que debemos estar en constante búsqueda de la sanidad interior y el perdón sincero, permitiendo que el amor de Cristo remueva cualquier raíz de amargura en nuestro corazón. Que la sabiduría de Dios ilumine nuestro ser para reconocer y liberarnos de cualquier atisbo de amargura, y que el Espíritu Santo obre en nosotros para guiarnos por el camino del perdón y la restauración. Que tu comentario inspire a otros a reflexionar sobre la importancia de cultivar el amor de Cristo en sus vidas. ¡Que Dios te bendiga abundantemente en tu caminar de fe y te fortalezca para superar tus debilidades! ¡Gracias por compartir tu reflexión!