When I came home from camp people kept asking me different things. One of the questions was what did you learn at camp. I didn't realize the change that had occured had happened until I got put in different situations. I sat around and realized that as a Christian we don't tkae notice on how different we should be versus the rest of the world. However, the language we speek rather that be verbally or with body language. What makes us stand out from everybody else? When nonchristians see us what do they say? Are we prime examples of what nonchristians call hyprocrites?
I've learned that we must encourage eachother in this broken world were we are challenged day in and day out to live a life that is Christlike. God calls us to go out and make disciples. Who are we to sit and live our lives making jokes and doing things that aren't pleasing to God. We can make a huge difference in lives on our campus if we make a mission to be Christlike instead of looking out for ourselves. We must encourage one another, we must make an effort!
Who are we to take away life when God gave it to us?
Who are we to live our lives for ourselves?
Who are we to say what is right and what is wrong?
Who are we to claim to be a Christian but not show love and mercy that God showed us?
Who are we to not want to share God's love when it is the most important thing in our lives?
Who are we when we aren't who we claim to be?
This is my challenge, this my dare to you: Are you ready?
No comments:
Post a Comment