16. Abandonment in God's hands

 Contemporary man has a great thirst for God. Well, man at any age has had. 

We have been designed to love him, and we cannot stand without him. Every person seeks him, in an aware way or without knowing it. 

And Jesus Christ is alive, a living person, true God and true man. Actually the second Person of the most holy Trinity. 

And the best thing we can do is letting him steer our boat, our rowboat. In life’s seas and oceans and rough seas. 

We can talk to him, and with him, to have a tremendous conversation with him, all made up of everyday things, the ones we try to carry out. He is interested in all our things, family, profession, worries, joys, pains … 

Where can we find him? The first important thing is for us to try to find him – he does not hide from us. And he is everywhere. And he lives in our souls in grace. And in churches Tabernacles. And in the four gospels of the Bible. 

He does not conceal his face. Probably we will not see him physically, but he is near each one of us. Anyway we hope we’ll see him in eternal and everlasting life in heaven. 

In principle I didn’t intend to write today about these things, but if you have the experience of treating him, then you can’t live without passing on all this. It’s worth to try. 

Another point is that we can also ask him for the things we need: to pass an exam, my wife’s health, perhaps a son who has fallen on drugs, my brother’s marriage, the necessary rain, etcetera. The best thing that can occur to you is to get enamored of him – as I said he is true God and true man, and he can be your best friend.

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