пастор Назаров Дмитрий Андреевич - 16 ОКТЯБРЯ 2016 СВЕТЛАЯ ПАМЯТЬ. - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Today I want to offer you to continue to talk about how God answers our prayers. Last time, we said that although the Lord Himself teaches us to ask with faith and expect to receive the requested: ask, and it will be given to you; Look and find; Knock and open to you; For every requester receives, and the seeker finds, and will be opened to the beetle. Matt. 7: 7-8, nevertheless, we must overcome certain barriers within ourselves in order to learn how to do this. We talked about two such barriers-the first is the divine answer on its conditions, he puts on the matter with a secret, and we “open”, we find it and the second one is our feeling of our own “unworthy” to ask for something from God, which is overcome by faith In the Word of God, saying that He, Jesus Christ is worthy, and we are hidden in Him and have His dignity by faith. Today I want to offer you to think how we overcome another serious barrier - this is our memory. Since childhood, we remember the bad more than good. It is injuries, wounds and grief that fill our memory and, of course, it prevents us from understanding God's answers, prevents them from detecting them. On Monday, brother Yura Gordeev shared with me his experiences after meeting with those who were in our church and left her. They are grief at how they reacted here and this of course saddened me. But when I began to think about it before God, he drew my attention to the fact that I recall these people, I seemed to see from the side that I myself recall that I did not create a relationship, I remember what I had for a long time repented And I believe that it is forgiven. But their chagrin seems to return me to the old wounds that we inflicted on each other, passing something together. Of course, ideally, it is better not to deliver the wounds to each other at all, but living something together we are getting wounded up about the “impregnation” of each other and this is a part of life in general and also part (not the best) of the life of the Church. However, the Lord heals, heals these wounds, and we can go further together if we come to him for healing. But our memory, its property to fix attention on the wounds of the soul is the barrier that must be learned to overcome in order to keep itself, keep your heart in a healed state. And the enemy makes a lot of efforts to ensure that the chagrin prevents us from being where we should be. This happened, for example, with Moses, as the Psalmist says: Moses suffered for them, for they upset his spirit, and he sinned his lips. Ps. 105: 32-33. In a sad state, we become spiritually incompetent, our prayers become a monologue, we lose the ability to hear the Lord and this is the goal of the enemy, to bring us into this state. Therefore, ap. Pavel learned to overcome this particular tendency to memorize grief, as he himself testifies: we are upset, and we always rejoice; 2 Cor. 6:10. Friends, in order to overcome something first, it is necessary to detect this and recognize in the non-ally discovered, but enemy. If we live and simply accept our memory as a “given”, then we will not even understand when she “slipping” us a reason for chagrin. But I believe that we can reflect on our memories and “filter” them. In the title of this sermon, I carried out what they usually write on the monuments: "Bright memory." And we know that the traditions of our people about the dead are such that they are either good or nothing. And you can learn this. But we, if we believe in Christ, in accordance with God's word, are also completely approaching this category: for you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. Stake. 3: 3. Therefore, we, following this good folk tradition, should learn, teach ourselves to remember each other either good or nothing! And returning to the situation I described, when the chagrin came to me, I received a question from God: “What was good in your relationship”? And I began (at first with difficulty) to remember the good that was there. And it turned out that there was quite a lot of this good, and even if it was not enough, I still should not try to “weigh” what would outweigh, good or what caused my upset. If I do this, if I “weigh”, then I myself create within myself the very “crooked” scales that God hates: an abomination before the Lord is unequal weights, and the wrong scales are not good. Prut. 20:23. As soon as I start “chasing” some kind of upset memory inside my memory, it begins to “gain weight” and becomes the same weight that will pull me to the bottom of the depression! That is why God, forgiving us personally and teaches us to spread this perfect forgiveness to each other in order to “erase”, destroy all the opportunity to disappoint our souls and our relations. But the habit, this is the property of memory, to “grab” from the whole array of events and experiences exactly what caused us pain, as a reflex, unconscious action, remains inside us for a very long time (I do not want to speak for life). And if we learn to notice this for ourselves, if we react and do not pr?