Whatever other people think of you or
whatever you let other people see you do, at the end of the day, it is your
personal relationship with our God that matters most.
#ThoughtsCrossingMyMindWhileTa kingAGoodWalk
It is just in time after the Easter celebration to be reminded that we shouldn’t judge others, especially just by basing on whether they go to church or not; serve in communities or not; openly help others or not, et al.
It is just in time after the Easter celebration to be reminded that we shouldn’t judge others, especially just by basing on whether they go to church or not; serve in communities or not; openly help others or not, et al.
We should always keep in our hearts and gratefully remember that it is
God who forgives us first even before we ask Him to and who calls us to come
before Him, despite our sinfulness... He sees past our wrongdoings and our
history. Whatever each of us does, it is only God who is entitled to judge
each one.
God has His own right time and right way touching our hearts. Don’t feel
superior over others just because you attend Mass, pray, or tithe... instead,
let us learn from each other and help and inspire each other to live humbly and
uprightly according to what God tells us to do (Bible), and most importantly,
unceasingly thank God, thirst for His words, and humbly put them into practice.
Others are called to serve, some to preach, still others to undergo
trials now in order to teach others by their experiences and bless others
later, et al. God does not look so much at the greatness of our actions, nor
even at their difficulty, but by the love & manner in which we perform
them and the sincerity of our hearts.
Whatever other people think of you or whatever you let other people see
you do, at the end of the day, it is your personal relationship with our God
that matters most.
It
is between God and you. God reads your mind and sees your heart.
PS: For all those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and
those who humble themselves will be exalted.—Luke 18:14 (The Parable of the
Pharisee and the Tax Collector)
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