"And thou,
Capernaum, which art exalted unto heaven, shalt be brought down to hell: for if
the mighty works, which have been done in thee, had been done in Sodom, it would
have remained until this day." Matthew 11:23
Jesus did so many mightily
works among the people. He did miracles, He revealed who the Heavenly Father
was, He preached the truth of the Kingdom to them. Yet, they did not believe.
They ignored and rejected it. I just wonder, "What about us?" What are we
doing with what we know and have seen Him do?
As Christians, we have seen
the works of God in our own lives. We have had so many answers to prayers. We
have access to the preaching of the gospel almost 24 hour a day- so we should
know the truth. We all have a testimony of the saving grace, love and goodness
of the Lord. We have seen His power to heal, deliver and transform our lives.
He has given every born again believer the greatest miracle ever-- salvation, a
new life.
Are we doing the same thing
they did? Do we still reject? Do we keep it to ourselves and not share our
testimonies with others? Are we neglecting to reveal who the Heavenly Father is
by hiding our light, by denying Him in our actions, attitudes and conduct? We
have all seen God do great and mighty things in our lives-- I know I have, too
many to name-- but if we aren't sharing them, if we aren't testifying of them,
if we aren't sharing who Jesus is with others, then in a sense we are doing, or
acting, like those who don't believe. Where is the
difference?
What has He done for you?
When was the last time you shared it? When was the last time you did a good
work that caused others to glorify your Father in heaven? Are you hiding your
light or letting it shine brightly?
Have a great day. When we
never share who Jesus is and what He has done in our lives, we are acting as a
non-believer.
For further
reading:
Matthew
5:16
Mark
16:15
1 John
4:13-15
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