What to expect about the future (Part 1)?
The time is going by, we are getting old and, at first, more susceptible to diseases and to wear out easily.
Great is the financial pressure, mainly amidst this pandemic. And the worst is that, hereafter, new crisis will come up since, in the New World Order, only can come in 500 millions of people (in according to Georgia Guidestones).
Not to mention that populace is becoming increasingly arrogant, to the point of thinking that, if nobody bestow to them what they need to supply their family, they have the right to steal or mug.
Amidst all of this, what should be our stance?
The first thing that comes into my mind is Psalms 25.14:
We need, urgently, find out what is our role in the plan of the Creator. I am not speaking about ministry, but:
Recall that we are like stars (see Daniel 12.3; Philippians 2.14,15). So, let’s make our light to shine before men (Matthew 5.16) instead of being wandering stars (Jude 13), with which nobody can count on. They are always going astray until their bright goes out and vanishing in the forgetfulness.
So, have a iridescent weekend allowing Jesus’ sheen in you enlighten people in the murkiness around them (muse on Isaiah 9.1,2; 60.1,2; Matthew 4.15,16).
The time is going by, we are getting old and, at first, more susceptible to diseases and to wear out easily.
Great is the financial pressure, mainly amidst this pandemic. And the worst is that, hereafter, new crisis will come up since, in the New World Order, only can come in 500 millions of people (in according to Georgia Guidestones).
Not to mention that populace is becoming increasingly arrogant, to the point of thinking that, if nobody bestow to them what they need to supply their family, they have the right to steal or mug.
Amidst all of this, what should be our stance?
The first thing that comes into my mind is Psalms 25.14:
- “The secret of Jehovah is with those who fear Him; and He will show them His covenant.” (Psalms 25.14).
We need, urgently, find out what is our role in the plan of the Creator. I am not speaking about ministry, but:
- Who are us?
- What are we created for?
- Where does Jesus want us?
- Who comprise Jesus’ church in our lives (see 2Cor 3.1-3)?
- How should we cope with all this people that compound Jesus’ building in our lives (see 1Peter 2.5-8)?
Recall that we are like stars (see Daniel 12.3; Philippians 2.14,15). So, let’s make our light to shine before men (Matthew 5.16) instead of being wandering stars (Jude 13), with which nobody can count on. They are always going astray until their bright goes out and vanishing in the forgetfulness.
So, have a iridescent weekend allowing Jesus’ sheen in you enlighten people in the murkiness around them (muse on Isaiah 9.1,2; 60.1,2; Matthew 4.15,16).