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Hi all, I want to let you know I love Jesus just as much as I believe you love Him.
I like to share something that is on my heart
God gave me the words to say to my Sunday school in describing man’s attitude towards Jesus. I promise you I am talking to myself with what I am about to say.
In the corporate world, there is a chain of seniority. Lets say you are the CEO of a company. I just got hired on as a part time janitor who lives in a run down home in a not so safe section of the city.
Realistically, If I invited you, the CEO, for dinner at my house and I let you know I would like to spend an hour with you after dinner to “pick your brain” to help me with my dream of becoming a successful businessman, what are the chances of you agreeing to having dinner with me?
In my business experience I will be lucky if I cross paths with the CEO when in my workplace.
**Doesn’t the CEO have more important things to do than spend time with a part time janitor, especially risk his life in an unsafe neighborhood.
Do you agree?**
I do not know if the following applies to you. For those it does, I pray this will be a blessing to you.
As a Roman Catholic, I pictured Jesus as the “CEO” of the church.
That in the Apostolic chain, Jesus would give His apostles…the pope, cardinals, bishops, priests better privelges and spend more
time with them as He would with me. After all they were the “senior management” of the church. I was part of the church body but I only had access to the priest, my “immediate supervisor” in the church.
I never gave a thought to invite Jesus to have personal time with me, I thought He had more important things to do mainly spend His time with all the “senior management” of the church (priests, bishops, cardinals, and pope)
When I left the RC church there is something I found out that is quite ironic.
I was right in the fact that Jesus is the head of the church.
However, it is Jesus who is available 24/7, and is calling us to spend quality time with Him.
We in our humaness become like the busy “CEO” of the corporate world and some of us find ourselves too “busy” doing other things which distracts us from spending the quality time Jesus desires to spend with us.
Friends, it is scary for me to break down the 24 hours in a day into how I spent that time.
For me, Sleep, breakfast, lunch, dinner, work, recreation, rest time, date time, tv…
at the end of all that I am down to minutes not hours.
How about you?
That means I spend less than 15 minutes of quality time a week with Jesus.
And to think I, a low level employee, would be excited to spend just 1 hour of quality time with the CEO of my company,
to learn how to be a successful businessman.
Something wrong with this picture
I wonder If I am the only one that is guilty of letting Satan’s temptations get the best of me
How many of us really spend the amount of quality time with Jesus which He desires to have with us?
Friends, at one time in my life I heard that Jesus loves me. I did not quite understand that at first. It was explained this way.
Just imagine that emotion you had or believe you will have when you first fell/will fall in love and knew/will know this is the person that you commited/will commit) your life to as your husband or wife.
I am talking about that deep passionate love for each other. Now above all you are/will be to each other, you also are/will be each other’s best friend, true?
In John 15, if a Christian does not take the “you” personally they may miss something very special directly from Jesus’ heart to yours…
John 15
My christian brother’s and sister’s
The bible, I believe is God’s personal love letter to each and every one of you.
If you do nothing else,
click on the following and turn your speakers on A Father’s Love Letter
May God bless you with His word
truth
I like to share something that is on my heart
God gave me the words to say to my Sunday school in describing man’s attitude towards Jesus. I promise you I am talking to myself with what I am about to say.
In the corporate world, there is a chain of seniority. Lets say you are the CEO of a company. I just got hired on as a part time janitor who lives in a run down home in a not so safe section of the city.
Realistically, If I invited you, the CEO, for dinner at my house and I let you know I would like to spend an hour with you after dinner to “pick your brain” to help me with my dream of becoming a successful businessman, what are the chances of you agreeing to having dinner with me?
In my business experience I will be lucky if I cross paths with the CEO when in my workplace.
**Doesn’t the CEO have more important things to do than spend time with a part time janitor, especially risk his life in an unsafe neighborhood.
Do you agree?**
I do not know if the following applies to you. For those it does, I pray this will be a blessing to you.
As a Roman Catholic, I pictured Jesus as the “CEO” of the church.
That in the Apostolic chain, Jesus would give His apostles…the pope, cardinals, bishops, priests better privelges and spend more
time with them as He would with me. After all they were the “senior management” of the church. I was part of the church body but I only had access to the priest, my “immediate supervisor” in the church.
I never gave a thought to invite Jesus to have personal time with me, I thought He had more important things to do mainly spend His time with all the “senior management” of the church (priests, bishops, cardinals, and pope)
When I left the RC church there is something I found out that is quite ironic.
I was right in the fact that Jesus is the head of the church.
However, it is Jesus who is available 24/7, and is calling us to spend quality time with Him.
We in our humaness become like the busy “CEO” of the corporate world and some of us find ourselves too “busy” doing other things which distracts us from spending the quality time Jesus desires to spend with us.
Friends, it is scary for me to break down the 24 hours in a day into how I spent that time.
For me, Sleep, breakfast, lunch, dinner, work, recreation, rest time, date time, tv…
at the end of all that I am down to minutes not hours.
How about you?
That means I spend less than 15 minutes of quality time a week with Jesus.
And to think I, a low level employee, would be excited to spend just 1 hour of quality time with the CEO of my company,
to learn how to be a successful businessman.
Something wrong with this picture
I wonder If I am the only one that is guilty of letting Satan’s temptations get the best of me
How many of us really spend the amount of quality time with Jesus which He desires to have with us?
Friends, at one time in my life I heard that Jesus loves me. I did not quite understand that at first. It was explained this way.
Just imagine that emotion you had or believe you will have when you first fell/will fall in love and knew/will know this is the person that you commited/will commit) your life to as your husband or wife.
I am talking about that deep passionate love for each other. Now above all you are/will be to each other, you also are/will be each other’s best friend, true?
In John 15, if a Christian does not take the “you” personally they may miss something very special directly from Jesus’ heart to yours…
John 15
Just imagine Jesus knocking on your door and when you answered it, the first words that come out of Jesus mouth were,13 Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends (you) . 14 You are my friends if you do what I command.
15 I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. Instead, I have called you friends, for everything that I learned from my Father I have made known to you.
How would you feel?“Hi, I was in the area, and I stopped by to let my friend, which you are to me, know that I was thinking about you”
My christian brother’s and sister’s
The bible, I believe is God’s personal love letter to each and every one of you.
If you do nothing else,
click on the following and turn your speakers on A Father’s Love Letter
May God bless you with His word
truth