Without, fear of Christ

 Jesus teaches us that he who believes in him and lives does not have to be afraid.

Let’s keep thinking about yesterday. A well-known European institute did a psychological survey. To the question: “What is the most powerful driving force in the life of today’s man?” even the Son of man confesses … “(Luke 12: 8).

He who believes in Christ and acts in the spirit of Christ is to proclaim from the “roofs” what he has heard “in the ear,” so that the words of Jesus may be known to the whole world, and nothing will prevent everyone from realizing them. Ensure that he who does the Teacher Jesus’s will and proclaims his words will face many difficulties and dangers. He finds himself like a sheep among wolves and must also reckon that his work can also bring him martyrdom, if not bloody, then at least bloodless. Even in this case, the witness does not have to be afraid because the killer can kill the body, but he cannot kill the soul. When we stand faithfully to Christ, He will take care of us.

It is up to each of us what attitude we realize in our lives, both holiday and every day. We have noticed in Jesus’ words how he emphasizes that we profess him enough, intelligibly in our lives. Jesus demands that we vigorously and effectively defend his teachings. There are plenty of opportunities in our environment, not to be afraid to profess your faith. Many in the area are spreading a lie, a semi-truth that purposefully deceived those who are not interested in the truth. A Christian has someone to lean on. Christ also asks us to live in the reality of love and righteousness. Otherwise, it would be better for us if we were not baptized. St. Bernadine says: “I saw the blackmailers, prostitutes, cruel soldiers turn … They became brave people. But I did not see any lukewarm converts. “They are considered acceptable. I did not steal; I did not hurt.

Jesus is with us, even in the most challenging moments. Jesus will not disappoint. An example from life speaks nicely: In a hospital, a boy was to be operated on. His father brought him to the hospital and tried to give him courage. “Dad,” the boy said, “if you stay with me, I won’t be afraid at all.” The father said, “Okay, I’ll stay with you.” The doctor allowed it, so the father sat down next to his child lying on the operating table. When the boy was supposed to be asleep, he looked at his father again and said, “Dad, are you here? ” Then, anesthesia began to work. “You can leave now,” the doctor said as the little one fell asleep, and the operation was to begin. “No,” said his father. “I promised my son I’d stay with him, so I’d like to stay.” “Okay, stay.” The operation was successful. When the boy picked up, his father still held his hand. The boy smiled and whispered, “Dad, are you here?” And fell asleep again. He knew his father was with him.

Thank God that there are few among us who do not want to disappoint Christ with sin. “Do not worry!”