“Never someone so great became so small in order to make the small ones into great ones.”.
On reading this sentence on the internet, came in my mind the following verse:
• “For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though He was rich, for your sakes He became poor, in order that you might be made rich through His poverty.” (2Cor 8.9).
Who of us is used to behaving this way? What about giving in to the enemies’ demands rather than getting down on them? It’s worth holding on to Christ and being made into a alive testimony of the grace of Jesus. Let our humbleness hearten people around us to be great in kindness, mercy. IF we have to fall, that our fall allow Christ to arise in their hearts.
It’s no good hanging on to money: this will slow our velocity towards Christ and His kingdom. There is no point overpowering our enemies, trying to tamper with their business in order to see them suffer for the harm that they made to us. It’s no use only obliging them to do the right thing. We should pine for seeing Christ to stave off the sin in their lives. Only thus their mediocrity will be turn into richness for all people around them.
Have a glorious week in Christ Jesus and hang on decreasing yourself in order that Christ increases in you (John 3.30).
On reading this sentence on the internet, came in my mind the following verse:
• “For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though He was rich, for your sakes He became poor, in order that you might be made rich through His poverty.” (2Cor 8.9).
Who of us is used to behaving this way? What about giving in to the enemies’ demands rather than getting down on them? It’s worth holding on to Christ and being made into a alive testimony of the grace of Jesus. Let our humbleness hearten people around us to be great in kindness, mercy. IF we have to fall, that our fall allow Christ to arise in their hearts.
It’s no good hanging on to money: this will slow our velocity towards Christ and His kingdom. There is no point overpowering our enemies, trying to tamper with their business in order to see them suffer for the harm that they made to us. It’s no use only obliging them to do the right thing. We should pine for seeing Christ to stave off the sin in their lives. Only thus their mediocrity will be turn into richness for all people around them.
Have a glorious week in Christ Jesus and hang on decreasing yourself in order that Christ increases in you (John 3.30).