IS YOUR LIFE WORTH IMITATING........?REMEMBER EVERY DESTINY HAS A STALKER

I think we in some cases overlook that as Christians the world is watching us. They watch us succeed, and they watch us fall flat. They watch how we adapt to life's battles and how we manage outrage and frustration. They observe how we address others (or about others) and furthermore how we bring up our youngsters. They see our relational unions, both great and awful. It's anything but difficult to go about existence and overlook that the world is viewing, however they are.

The Bible discloses to us that when we come to Christ, we turn into a piece of His kingdom. We are never again subjects of this world. Rather, we are subjects of paradise (Philippians 3:20). As natives of a remote kingdom, we consequently progress toward becoming outsiders in this world. We likewise turn into God's envoys or agents while we are here. This isn't a vocation that we should mess with, yet a considerable lot of us do.

"And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect. – Romans 12:2

So it might be said, it doesn't make a difference what the world contemplates us, however it does make a difference that we do our part to ensure they see the adoring God we serve.

Remember that all that we say and do as adherents, we do for the sake of God. In the event that you assert Christianity to others, individuals will relate all that you do with Christianity. This incorporates both the great and the awful. How are we speaking to Christ? Is it true that we are demolishing His notoriety with our activities or would we say we are demonstrating the world who He truly is?

At the point when Jesus came back to paradise after His passing and revival, He exited us accountable for propelling His kingdom. He exited us with the most stunning activity conceivable – we get the chance to be His represetatives in this world. The Bible records the accompanying supplication Jesus asked over His devotees and each one of the individuals who might one day accept

Are we living a life that we would want others to imitate?