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1 - READ THE WORD
Live with the gospel
“For so the Lord has commanded us, saying, ‘I have set you to be a light for the Gentiles, so that you may bring salvation to the ends of the earth.’ ”
Acts 13:47
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2 - Reflect
We can confuse the path or have doubts about the right decisions we must make, but surely we will do it in a more chaotic and confusing way if we do not follow Our God's example. Being in contact with the Gospel will not only shed light on dark paths, but we will also have the power to be the worthy children that Our Father needs us to be. Live each day according to His plan, so as to be grateful and obedient to our Heavenly Father.
It is a call to fulfill our Christian duties and to have legitimate experiences in our condition as children of God, to be in constant contact with His Word. Reading the Holy Gospels, reflecting on them, in solitude or with family, will be steps towards knowing more about Our Lord. Receive Christ in our hearts, be humble, and be proud of having been saved by His divine grace. Therefore, the Father of all will keep us firm and united in communion, will protect us from any evil, and will be the one to guide us when we do not find the encouragement we need in order to continue. Bringing a brother closer who is far from the Holy Scriptures will be our challenge in a world increasingly partitioned and individualistic, in which many have been indifferent to the true calling of God the Father.
Being compassionate and humble when faced with pride or disinterest will be our advantage when we meet with others, so that we may recover the faith that could have been lost.
It is a call to fulfill our Christian duties and to have legitimate experiences in our condition as children of God, to be in constant contact with His Word. Reading the Holy Gospels, reflecting on them, in solitude or with family, will be steps towards knowing more about Our Lord. Receive Christ in our hearts, be humble, and be proud of having been saved by His divine grace. Therefore, the Father of all will keep us firm and united in communion, will protect us from any evil, and will be the one to guide us when we do not find the encouragement we need in order to continue. Bringing a brother closer who is far from the Holy Scriptures will be our challenge in a world increasingly partitioned and individualistic, in which many have been indifferent to the true calling of God the Father.
Being compassionate and humble when faced with pride or disinterest will be our advantage when we meet with others, so that we may recover the faith that could have been lost.
