WE CAN ALL HELP SOMEONE

No one wants to help unless it is in their backyard, but by then, it is too late, then we play the blame game. ( Galatians 6:2 Bear one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ.)  No one wants to help the twenty-three-year-old girl next door with five children; it's her fault because we did not tell her to have them. No one wants to help the homeless man; it's his fault because we did not cause him to be lost. (1 John 3:17 "But if anyone has the world's goods and sees his brother in need, yet closes his heart against him, how does God's love abide in him?) There is transgression in the Church, and God's House is operated as a social club instead of a Sanctuary; it's the preacher's fault. Our kids are hanging on street corners carrying guns, killing themselves and others; it's their fault.   Our babies as young as two years old are being used as sex slaves; then grow up to Prostitutes (boys/girls), it's their fault. Children as young as five selling and using drugs, and we call them thugs, he's five years old, but it's his fault.

Where is God in our lives? How can we call ourselves followers of Christ? A Christian would help thy neighbor, and not judge them (for passing judgment on another you condemn yourself, your children, and your children's children?)  Get to know people by helping them, everybody homeless is not a drunk or drug addict, and it's not always their fault. We are blessed to bless others; each one of us has a Spiritual talent, which should be used to bless others. (And the way our Stock Market dropped a few days ago, we are all one doorstep from becoming homeless.) God's Sanctuary is no longer a place of Spiritual rest, shelter, and refuge, not even for our children, and we should be ashamed.

 Lord, forgive us for our transgressions and restore us in Spiritual gentleness. Father, teach us to bear one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ. If anyone thinks they are something, when they are nothing, we deceive ourselves, never look down on anyone.   Lord, thank You, for being a compassionate and faithful Father, to us even when we don't deserve it. Lord, You said those who ask for wisdom will receive it, so we come asking for wisdom and the knowledge to implement You in our lives. Lord, fill us with the Holy Spirit and give us the courage to speak Your Word in truth to those that need to hear. Lord, show us how to offer counsel and support those in need, give us discernment on when and who to help. Father, give us the Spirit of self-control and keep us still, in the Spirit of faith, so we will not Weaver but walk in Your will. in Jesus' name Amen