Greetings friends and brothers in Christ.
Today I present my biblical reflection on prosperity as a result of a life dedicated to the service of God. We will examine the Scriptures in the third epistle of the apostle John.
3 Juan Reina-Valera 1960 (RVR1960), 2 Beloved, I wish you to be prosperous in all things and be healthy, just as your soul thrives.
We must be clear that God wants his children to prosper. How can anyone dare to deny this? However, prosperity should not be an end in itself, but the result of a quality of life, dedication and action according to the Word of God. In verse 2, the word "prospered" literally means "help on the fly" 0 "to achieve."
It clearly implies that divine prosperity is not a momentary or temporary phenomenon, but that it is a continuous and progressive state of good success, of well-being. It applies to all areas of our life: spiritual, physical, emotional and material. However, God does not want us to emphasize any of these areas. You have to keep a balance.