In church today one of the ministers directed our attention towards Haggai. Haggai 1:2 to be exact and the part that grabbed me was the part that said consider your ways. I thought wow that is good. That is soooo gooood!
Consider your ways! How great is that as a reminder to His people? It is in direct parallel to another Bible verse that tells you to examine yourself. This means so much to me. This actually meant a lot to my development into the person I am today. I am a believer. I am certainly a true believer in these words and it's practically hidden away in one of the shortest books of the Bible.
The lesson to be learned, as far as I can tell, is that every person should look in the mirror when they realize that things aren't going the way they think they should. It means that if you see that something needs to be done then you can't complain that no one is doing it because guess what, you are part of that no one.
Concern yourself with yourself and deal with that, then you don't have time to judge any one else.
Consider your ways! How great is that as a reminder to His people? It is in direct parallel to another Bible verse that tells you to examine yourself. This means so much to me. This actually meant a lot to my development into the person I am today. I am a believer. I am certainly a true believer in these words and it's practically hidden away in one of the shortest books of the Bible.
The lesson to be learned, as far as I can tell, is that every person should look in the mirror when they realize that things aren't going the way they think they should. It means that if you see that something needs to be done then you can't complain that no one is doing it because guess what, you are part of that no one.
Concern yourself with yourself and deal with that, then you don't have time to judge any one else.
Comments
Post a Comment