Way Of Distraction
Luke 12:14 tells us - Man, who appointed me judge or arbitrator between you two?
Many things happened during Jesus’ ministry that could have distracted him, but he never succumbed to them. Early in his ministry, after he had taught the crowds and performed miracles in Capernaum, people begged him not to leave their city. But how did Jesus react to this flattering request? He said: “I must also declare the good news of the Kingdom of God to other cities, because for this I was sent.” True to his word, Jesus walked the length and breadth of Palestine, preaching and teaching. Though perfect, he had normal human needs and sometimes felt very tired because of expending himself in God’s service. On a later occasion while Jesus was teaching his followers how to cope with opposition, a man interrupted, saying: “Teacher, tell my brother to divide the inheritance with me.” But Jesus refused to be drawn into this dispute.
In todays time to we all are distracted by many ways others act or react on certain things. Can we imitate the Christ and follow him by letting our mind set to move on and do it right for ourselves and for others? Christ the son of God suffered for the sake of humans still never complained and moved ahead to continue doing his father's will.
Let us all as well not get distracted by what the world is doing wrong. Instead let walk on the right path and make it better.
Thank you for reading.
Amen
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