Sometimes I imagine how it would have been if God never forgives us our sins.
We are children of God, called to give light to the world. We are vessels in the hand of our Maker. We are soldiers leading souls to know Jesus.
It is also our responsibility to pick up a depressed, weak, fallen or wounded soldier up to continue the race. Sometimes, a fellow in church might have a misunderstanding with you as a leader and instead of showing them love, you push them away. It might even go as far the leader sending person away.
A lot of people have left churches discouraged because nobody cared to ask or sit them down to know what went wrong and most times they leave with bitterness and unforgiveness in their hearts.
May God help us not to ignore anyone living in unforgiveness or grudges against us. Every action you take towards a wounded soldier will either make or destroy, call that man or woman today that had left church because of your actions. HEAVEN NEEDS THEM. May they not miss heaven because we push them aside.
Never let a wounded soldier die.
Shalom.
This is wonderful. So many time when a fellow xtian fall short by committing a sin, we treat them like outcast as if we are not men of like passion also. A saint is just a sinner who fell but got up. When our wounded don't get up or can't get up, we should help them get up and early too.
ReplyDeleteThank you madam. This is enriching.
ReplyDeleteI have been blessed by this. I have also been a victim of being wounded by my leader who felt I should be punished because I couldn't meet up with certain obligations. I cried in my heart but determined not to allow it take its toll on me knowing i did not do it deliberately. I learnt a lesson in life that people have different understanding of life.
ReplyDeleteA very true talk...
ReplyDeleteEven as Christ forgave us, so are we expected to forgive others.
Let's show love to others as though we're the ones in need of the love.