> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://amemamem.com.br/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Walking with God - URL: https://amemamem.com.br/en/walking-with-god/ - Published: 2026-05-30T17:46:17.000Z - Updated: 2026-11-09T01:05:09.000Z - Description: Understanding the confusion that exists inside us. - Author: Airton Humber - Tags: #en, #de-andando-com-deus ## Changes Sometimes we want to change. To have more peace. To suffer less. To understand the confusion that exists inside us. We are talking about changes before God. God does not change. He is already perfect. But we are invited to grow and to walk in his direction. Before looking for a path, there is a question: **Where do I want to go?** Without that, any path seems to do. --- ## Where do I want to arrive? Many people would answer: **“I want to go to heaven.”** It is not a wrong answer. But Jesus spoke about something that begins right now. When he taught his friends to pray, he did not say: > “Take us to heaven.” But: > “Your Kingdom come; > your will be done, > on earth as it is in heaven.” Maybe God does not want only to take us somewhere in the future. Maybe he wants to form something in us now. The goal is not merely religion or behavior. It is a Life led by the Spirit. The Old Testament points to Christ revealed in Jesus. The New Testament shows this life being formed in us. Christ in us. The Bible says: > “We are God’s co-workers.” God does not want us to walk alone. When they asked Jesus: > “What must we do to perform the works that God requires?” He answered: > “The work of God is this: to believe in the one he sent.” The work of God begins in trust. That is why Paul summed it up: > **“Christ in you, the hope of glory.”** Maybe the question is not only: **“Where am I going?”** But also: **“What does God want to form in me?”** --- ## Where am I today? Before finding a path, we need to ask: **Where am I today?** Looking inward can be frightening. But it is not meant to accuse. It is meant to understand. Sometimes we are tired, confused, anxious, or wanting to control everything. We also carry lenses received from family, from society, and even from religion. This is not guilt. It is part of our story. The Bible tells that Israel left Egypt. But Egypt took a long time to leave them. Sometimes we leave a place, but the place stays inside us. Maybe that is why changing is hard. **Not because we cannot.** But because the familiar seems safe. God does not show our wounds to humiliate us. Maybe he shows them so he can begin to care for them. --- ## How do I get there? Many people think: **“I need to be stronger.”** **“I need to manage on my own.”** But Jesus promised the Holy Spirit. God does not only show the way. He helps us walk it. Jesus taught: > “Your will be done.” Trusting is not standing still. It is walking knowing that we are not alone. Paul wrote: > “For it is God who works in you both to will and to do…” This brings rest. Not everything begins in our own strength. God does not look for perfection, but for willingness. The path happens through cooperation with the Spirit, one step at a time. --- ## What did Jesus do? One day my little granddaughter asked: **“Grandpa… what did Jesus do?”** Jesus came to show us the way. He loved, forgave, helped, spoke the truth and did the will of the Father. He made himself ordinary and walked among ordinary people, felt hunger, tiredness and sadness, and trusted God. Jesus did not come only to be admired. **He came to reveal a life led by the Spirit.** Many heroes win by strength. Jesus won by love, by grace and truth, by forgiveness and by trust in the presence. That is why another question arises: **What does Christ in us mean?** It does not mean ceasing to be who we are. It means the life of God forming in us the same way of living revealed in Jesus. Little by little. Like a seed growing. More love. More truth. More peace. More communion with God and with one another. That is why Paul sums it up: > **“Christ in you, the hope of glory.”** --- ## The path Maybe life is like a journey. First we ask where we want to go. Then we look honestly at where we are. And then we search for the path and find it. Maybe the hope is not only to arrive somewhere. But to discover God forming Christ in us. Maybe now we can answer: **What did Jesus do?** Jesus came to show us the way. One step at a time. “And maybe this is glory: Christ appearing, little by little, in ordinary human beings led by the Holy Spirit”