While smart technology increases at an unprecedented speed, first-world countries drown in decadence, hedonism, and the stultification of critical thinking. The total pursuit of self at all costs eats at the eternity placed in the hearts of men. A kind of cognitive dissonance, or moral schizophrenia, torments the most advanced societies as we strive day and night to add our layer to fallen humanity’s ongoing Tower of Babel.

What can faith do?

Faith is one of the most important parts of Christianity. When you put your faith in Jesus, He can do miracles, but you need to believe in him. Several times in the Bible, after Jesus did a miracle, He would say, “Your faith has made you well”. Luke 8:48

The title of this piece, “…about the 6th hour…”, comes from John 4:6, and it leads to a divine appointment with the answer to all our questions and the satisfaction of all our needs. This is only in the person of Jesus Christ. It’s the story of the woman at the well, a marginalized soul who enters from time to eternity when it finally dawns on her that:

“Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.” (Matthew 4:4)

Vivimos en una época en la que innumerables distracciones compiten por nuestro tiempo y atención. Sin embargo, la Escritura nos exhorta a “aprovechar bien el tiempo, porque los días son malos” (Efesios 5:15-16). En Juan 4 encontramos a una mujer samaritana que, en una cita divina con Jesucristo “como a la hora sexta”, descubrió que la experiencia humana va mucho más allá de esta vida terrenal. Su encuentro con el Señor nos desafía a considerar nuestro tiempo a la luz de la eternidad y de los propósitos de Dios para nuestras vidas.