“Seek the Lord and His strength; seek His face continually” (1 Chronicles 16:11).
Moving forward toward the things above is not simple. Growing in spiritual life, becoming more like Christ, maturing in faith—all of this requires effort, self-denial, and perseverance. Many become discouraged because, when they look at themselves, they do not notice great changes from one day to the next. It seems as if they remain the same, without visible progress. But even this sincere desire to grow is already a sign of advancement. The longing for God is, in itself, the soul moving in the right direction.
And it is precisely on this journey that the grand Law of God and His sublime commandments become fundamental. No one grows without obeying. The prophets, the apostles, and the disciples advanced because they walked in faithfulness to the Lord’s commands, and God revealed His plans only to the obedient. Each step of obedience is a step toward the Father—and it is the Father who sends to the Son those who honor Him. Thus, the heart that strives to obey is already growing, even when it does not perceive it.
Therefore, do not be discouraged. Continue desiring, seeking, and obeying. These inner movements are real growth, and the Father sees each one of them. He will strengthen your walk and lead you to the eternal destiny prepared for the faithful. Adapted from J.R. Miller. Until tomorrow, if the Lord allows us.
Pray with me: Beloved Father, strengthen my heart so that I do not give up when I do not see immediate progress. Teach me to value even the small steps in Your direction.
My God, help me to grow in obedience, even when the process is difficult. May my desire to honor You never grow cold, but become ever deeper.
Oh, beloved Lord, I thank You because even the longing for You is already growth. Your beloved Son is my eternal Prince and Savior. Your mighty Law is the path that shapes me day by day. Your commandments are the ladder by which my soul ascends toward You. I pray in the precious name of Jesus, amen.
























