Let’s not hold back from doing simple gestures of love to those who are living with us, such as our spouses and kids.
Most of us are good at surprising others with a simple and spontaneous gesture of love, but we find it hard to do this to the people who matter most in our lives.
The gesture can be as simple as saying; “I prayed for you this morning for God’s favor to rest on you,” or, as big as saying “I will be your servant today for the whole day. Just let me know what you want me to do for you.”
Today I read/studied/meditated on Luke chapter six.
I mean, I learned a lot from this specific chapter, about the Sabbath, how “The Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath,” not the other way round, how Jesus spent the night in prayer before He picked 12 of His disciples and more.
I like Luke and he writes the Gospel in a very unique way, different from Matthew, John and Mark because hello, Luke was a medical doctor of his time. Don’t you love that? I do! So, Dr. Luke sees things in a little different way. His usage of words helps the reader to look the Gospel through a different lens.
Humanly speaking, at this point in Ethiopian history, in my opinion, Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali is the only man who can lead Ethiopia and Ethiopians into prosperity!
We all go through the motions, the motions of life’s endless highs and lows. In the middle of it all, we search for that which fills the vacuum that we all carry in our soul.
