Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Be A Hero For Jesus





Our church is full of young families; full of young families with young children.  I enjoy watching the children play.  I can see their minds working all out, never, ever stopping.  They want to learn everything now!  Their parents are running around trying to catch up with them; trying to protect them.  The more dangerous things like stairs act as magnets drawing them to try it.  These children watch the adults all the time to learn.  In childish minds there is no thought, “I can’t do it.”  My body is made so I can spin around endlessly without getting dizzy.  It is a part of my unique design.  It baffles these young ones who try and try, only to become dizzy and fall down.  This makes me a kind of hero. 

I am reminded that I am being watched.  What exactly do I want to communicate?  I think it might be more important to model useful things.  Now what could I model?  I could model joyfulness, even in tough circumstances.  I could model kindness.  I could model helpfulness.  I could model obedience.  I could model the love of Jesus.  I can show them a person praising God with abandon.  I cannot talk to them, and I am different, but I can point them to Jesus.  I can accept them as they are, and love them.  Each one unique, but each of us made in the image of God.  Wow!  That should keep me busy for a while!



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