Luke
10 – What Makes You Serve?
Jesus
was not limited to the twelve; seventy others obeyed Him and helped to reap the
harvest. But the laborers are still few because the ministry is difficult and
dangerous, but it is also rewarding.
What
makes you rejoice? When the disciples rejoiced over their successful ministry,
Jesus told them to rejoice because they were citizens of heaven. After all,
their work might not always be successful; but their salvation would never
change. Jesus rejoiced because the Father’s will was being accomplished in
their lives.
What
makes you pause? It is not difficult to discuss neighborliness in the abstract,
but it costs something to be a real neighbor. We must pause to help when we see
injustice and hurt, or like the priest and the Levite, do you look for an
escape? You are never more Christlike than when you feel another’s hurt and
seek to help.
What
makes you listen? Take time to sit at the feet of Jesus and hear His Word. It
is important to serve the Lord and serve others, but it is even more important
to delight your Lord by spending time with Him. Don’t be so busy serving Him
that you have no time to love Him and listen to Him?
Faithful
to my Lord’s commands,
I
still would choose the better part.
Serve
with careful Martha’s hands,
And
loving Mary’s heart. Charles Wesley.
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