Be always ready to wield compassion!
Because of its turpitude, Nineveh was laid waste. When this happens, who will be ready to be infused with the compassion of Jesus? Regrettably, most of the people won’t, because they have fear of the evil that can come over them and mainly: because they aren’t opened to be the solution of the problem.
This world is a great Nineveh. There are times that Jesus consider working His salvation, as took place in Nineveh at the time of Jonah. But, like Johan, we keep Jesus and His will at bay because, in our eyes, all culprit needs to suffer. So, how will people convert to Christ if we get away from Him, whether it is for being afraid, for laziness or for satanic dispositions inside us (to wit, the sin)?
Many times we ask to Jesus (or the Holy Spirit) to come to us and we blame Him for, apparently, not hearing our prayers. But, if He come to us, peradventure He will find faith in us (Luke 18.8)? Have a marvelous day in Christ Jesus mulling over about this and on the great pleasure of Jesus:
Remeber: the true faith in Jesus is to wish Him in our lives in order that His will can be carried out in us, and not ours.
Be always ready to wield compassion!
Because of its turpitude, Nineveh was laid waste. When this happens, who will be ready to be infused with the compassion of Jesus? Regrettably, most of the people won’t, because they have fear of the evil that can come over them and mainly: because they aren’t opened to be the solution of the problem.
This world is a great Nineveh. There are times that Jesus consider working His salvation, as took place in Nineveh at the time of Jonah. But, like Johan, we keep Jesus and His will at bay because, in our eyes, all culprit needs to suffer. So, how will people convert to Christ if we get away from Him, whether it is for being afraid, for laziness or for satanic dispositions inside us (to wit, the sin)?
Many times we ask to Jesus (or the Holy Spirit) to come to us and we blame Him for, apparently, not hearing our prayers. But, if He come to us, peradventure He will find faith in us (Luke 18.8)? Have a marvelous day in Christ Jesus mulling over about this and on the great pleasure of Jesus:
Remeber: the true faith in Jesus is to wish Him in our lives in order that His will can be carried out in us, and not ours.
- “And it shall be that all those who look upon you shall flee from you, and say, Nineveh is laid waste; who will weep for her? From where shall I seek comforters for you?” (Nahum 3.7)
Because of its turpitude, Nineveh was laid waste. When this happens, who will be ready to be infused with the compassion of Jesus? Regrettably, most of the people won’t, because they have fear of the evil that can come over them and mainly: because they aren’t opened to be the solution of the problem.
This world is a great Nineveh. There are times that Jesus consider working His salvation, as took place in Nineveh at the time of Jonah. But, like Johan, we keep Jesus and His will at bay because, in our eyes, all culprit needs to suffer. So, how will people convert to Christ if we get away from Him, whether it is for being afraid, for laziness or for satanic dispositions inside us (to wit, the sin)?
Many times we ask to Jesus (or the Holy Spirit) to come to us and we blame Him for, apparently, not hearing our prayers. But, if He come to us, peradventure He will find faith in us (Luke 18.8)? Have a marvelous day in Christ Jesus mulling over about this and on the great pleasure of Jesus:
- “I say to you that likewise joy shall be in Heaven over one sinner who repents, more than over ninety-nine just persons who need no repentance.” (Luke 15.7).
- “For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost” (Luke 19.10)
Remeber: the true faith in Jesus is to wish Him in our lives in order that His will can be carried out in us, and not ours.
Be always ready to wield compassion!
- “And it shall be that all those who look upon you shall flee from you, and say, Nineveh is laid waste; who will weep for her? From where shall I seek comforters for you?” (Nahum 3.7)
Because of its turpitude, Nineveh was laid waste. When this happens, who will be ready to be infused with the compassion of Jesus? Regrettably, most of the people won’t, because they have fear of the evil that can come over them and mainly: because they aren’t opened to be the solution of the problem.
This world is a great Nineveh. There are times that Jesus consider working His salvation, as took place in Nineveh at the time of Jonah. But, like Johan, we keep Jesus and His will at bay because, in our eyes, all culprit needs to suffer. So, how will people convert to Christ if we get away from Him, whether it is for being afraid, for laziness or for satanic dispositions inside us (to wit, the sin)?
Many times we ask to Jesus (or the Holy Spirit) to come to us and we blame Him for, apparently, not hearing our prayers. But, if He come to us, peradventure He will find faith in us (Luke 18.8)? Have a marvelous day in Christ Jesus mulling over about this and on the great pleasure of Jesus:
- “I say to you that likewise joy shall be in Heaven over one sinner who repents, more than over ninety-nine just persons who need no repentance.” (Luke 15.7).
- “For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost” (Luke 19.10)
Remeber: the true faith in Jesus is to wish Him in our lives in order that His will can be carried out in us, and not ours.