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ReplyDeleteI would challenge those of you who are students and consider yourselves Christians to reflect on how you can walk as a light in your school. As a teacher, I am disappointed when I hear students talk about their involvement in a church or youth group and with the next breath spread gossip about a fellow student or speak disrespectfully about a teacher or parent. I know that we're all fallen humans and fitting in seems so important (especially in school), but think for a second about who Jesus might want you to be to your classmates, teachers, and principals. When Jesus talked about being salt and light in the world, do you think he was talking about blending in, going with the crowd? No! We should stand out in a good way, a way that enhances the lives around us. We should be a friend to the friendless (yes, even the strange kid in homeroom who doesn't shower). We should respect our peers and those in authority over us. We should challenge the stereotypes that bullies use to hurt others, and come to the defense of those who are targeted. Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God. Does that describe your average day at school? Consider how your day might be different if it did. Consider how our schools might be different if all of us who call ourselves Christians lived this way (I'm right there in the boat with you).
ReplyDeleteHeavenly Father, thank you for the mission fields you have placed in our daily lives. Open our eyes to the needs around us and give us the strength of your love to be salt and light to a world that so desperately needs you. Amen.
i liked it you did good... hehe at the end was halrious lol but i liked it and ill try to come
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