How should we walk before Jesus?
If you aren’t stone of New Jerusalem’s street, learn from Jesus how to step over these precious stones. After all, once Jesus is the Way that bring us to the Father (John 14.6), certainly we will have to walk for His stones that make up this Way. Thus, take in the idea that it isn’t for you to trample on them debasing, hurting or just using them to arrive where you crave for. Recall that the important isn’t only the denouement of everything, but our walking with Christ until we reach where He desire us.
Try to know and have relationship with each one that the Creator put to serve you of way until your mission is wrapped up. This implies in look after the state of each one of these stones:
Stay coming to Christ (which abide inside you – 1Corinthians 3.16; 6.19; 2Corinthians 6.16) while you walk for these people so that your feet keep clean (1John 1.7). And not try to be self-sufficient: accept to be sustained (supported, helped) by these individuals of the way that Jesus touch their hearts (Matthew 10.10; Luke 10.7), even if this person is a “Samaritan”, that is, someone that you dislike or even hate.
Recall: it isn’t “go” to Christ (as if He is far off), but “come” to Him (John 14.6), that is to say, seek Him within us and for us, amid the situation that we are living. For example: if we go to evangelize, it isn’t to preach for the others, but for ourselves (Romans 2.21), that is to say, seek what is necessary so that Christ can be seen in us while we help out the individual wherein they are living.
Have a good week seeking, if it is possible, as far as is in you, being in peace with all men (Romans 12.18).
If you aren’t stone of New Jerusalem’s street, learn from Jesus how to step over these precious stones. After all, once Jesus is the Way that bring us to the Father (John 14.6), certainly we will have to walk for His stones that make up this Way. Thus, take in the idea that it isn’t for you to trample on them debasing, hurting or just using them to arrive where you crave for. Recall that the important isn’t only the denouement of everything, but our walking with Christ until we reach where He desire us.
Try to know and have relationship with each one that the Creator put to serve you of way until your mission is wrapped up. This implies in look after the state of each one of these stones:
- “My eyes fail with tears; my inward parts ferment; my liver is poured on the ground for the ruin of the daughter of my people, in that the children and the babies faint in the streets of the city.” (Lamentations 2.11).
Stay coming to Christ (which abide inside you – 1Corinthians 3.16; 6.19; 2Corinthians 6.16) while you walk for these people so that your feet keep clean (1John 1.7). And not try to be self-sufficient: accept to be sustained (supported, helped) by these individuals of the way that Jesus touch their hearts (Matthew 10.10; Luke 10.7), even if this person is a “Samaritan”, that is, someone that you dislike or even hate.
Recall: it isn’t “go” to Christ (as if He is far off), but “come” to Him (John 14.6), that is to say, seek Him within us and for us, amid the situation that we are living. For example: if we go to evangelize, it isn’t to preach for the others, but for ourselves (Romans 2.21), that is to say, seek what is necessary so that Christ can be seen in us while we help out the individual wherein they are living.
Have a good week seeking, if it is possible, as far as is in you, being in peace with all men (Romans 12.18).