Do not have debts

* Luís Alberto Alves

"Do not owe anything to anyone except love for one another,
for he who loves his neighbor has fulfilled the Law.
commandments: "Thou shalt not commit adultery", "Thou shalt not kill", "Thou shalt not steal";
"Thou shalt not covet," and any other commandment, all sum up
in this precept: "Love your neighbor as yourself." Love does not
practice evil against the neighbor. Therefore, love is the fulfillment
of the Law. Romans chapter 13, verses 8 to 10.

In these words Jesus Christ says that his servants should not be dead. They need to pay all their commitments on time. They can not hide behind the gospel, saying that the Lord will take away their debts. He will not do this.

It will give health, disposition and open doors of employment, through the sweat of the face, the faithful Christian to God to pay off his debts, not to be classified as a bad payer and dishonest when he passes before the ungodly.

Unfortunately, some sheep did not pay attention to those words. Some pay neither CDs of praise nor any amount borrowed from any member of the church where they congregate. They forget. Others pass checks without funds and never justify the reasons for such conduct. They kindle a strange fire before the Lord. They do not accept being reprimanded. They judge themselves above good and evil.

They are wandering against God, for He guides us that we can not
owe nothing to anyone. Not for family, if you make it clear that that particular amount must be paid. In doing so, the Christian commits an act of rebellion. Because it refuses to fulfill a law written by God.

They prefer to spend the money of prosperity shed by
Lord in unbuilding works or even in the rotten world from where he has not yet been delivered, even though he is in the church. Formerly, being a Christian was synonymous with honesty. Currently, several
evil evangelicals shame the name of God. Occupy lists
(Credit Protection Service) and other credit protection agencies.

 Most because of small amounts, which have ceased to be paid, sometimes for negligence. Instead of trying to get it right, they
time to try to take advantage of the period that the debt expires. It is not right to do so. There are ways of splitting when an agreement is entered into with the lender. For lack of knowledge, some blame the demons for having plunged into so many debts.

But the Holy Spirit warns us of something that could be harmful to our lives. He does this through the mouths of pastors, intercessors, evangelists and even through praises. The good servant of God
only falls into the hole when it enters the rebel block.

Throughout the year, influenced by advertisements, several people
go shopping, taking advantage of extra money from the thirteenth
salary. They enter in several installments, forgetting that in January the
value of the salary does not have the addition of the thirteenth salary.

 This is when the despair of bad checks begins, delays in payments and the series of telephone calls from collection offices, ending with the name inscribed in the list of bad payers of the SPC (Credit Protection Service). Usually the blame lies on Jesus Christ. But He commanded no servant of him to thrust his feet into his hands, taking on debts which he could not afford.

Several Christians weak in faith decorate the verse "In Christ I Can All Things" and depart for suicidal missions. Without the Lord's endorsement. God knows our future. Sometimes it does not answer certain prayers of ours, because it knows that later that blessing will be a curse, damaging the walk of that servant with Jesus Christ.

Money has the power to influence people's behavior.
It is the currency of exchange within society. Whoever has a lot is considered wealthy and successful. The miserable are classified as lost and weak, because they have failed to take advantage of the opportunities in the world. It changes the personality, making gentle servants into dictators and selfish.

Large amount of money results in much economic and political power. At this stage, it is common for the rich to override others. Consider yourself a god and Satan will use you in various ways. There are stories of entrepreneurs, owners of multinationals or giants
conglomerates of communication, who have lost the notion of the
or wrong. For they bet on wealth to silence the mouths of the authorities.

As they control part of the press, their gossip does not become
knowledge. They are restricted only to professionals working in the sector. One of them, in the United States, confessed to being envious of the official who mowed the lawn of his garden, for even though he was the richest man in the world in the 1970s, he did not feel the taste of happiness.

He even had a kidnapped son, that the criminals
one of his ears as proof that the boy was alive to receive the millionaire ransom. Wealth without the presence of Jesus Christ opens wide path to darkness. It's like the Lord alertingIt is as the Lord warns through the book of Ecclesiastes, chapter 5, verses 10 and 11: "He who loves money will never have enough; he who loves riches will never be satisfied with his income. This also makes no sense.

When goods increase, so do those who consume them. And what profit do they bring to their possessors, but to give a little joy to their eyes? "The rich man will never be satisfied with what he has. Each time you will struggle to get more money, not
giving up indecent practices. How many Christian entrepreneurs owe a good salary to their employees? They seek to exploit them.

They work as a donkey to get a pittance at the end of the month. They misuse the prosperity that the Lord has put into their hands. Most often imitate the wicked by evading taxes, participating in fraudulent competitions, or using the worst quality products to reduce the amount spent on that project.

When they do not pay taxes, they are rebelling against the government, an authority that took over that post with the permission of God. They try to justify saying that the government is corrupt, not applying in infrastructure works the money collected with taxes. It is not right to think so. It is up to the faithful servant to owe nothing to anyone as he defines the word of God.

* Luís Alberto Alves is a pastor