Use the time

How we use time should also be asked in preparation for confession1.
Let us now imagine at this moment how Jesus comes to us and says, “The time has come, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe the Gospel ”(Mk 1:15).
Wouldn’t that be a great experience for us for a lifetime? Definitely, yes, let’s try to bring this gospel closer. Before calling the apostles to his Community, it is precisely this sentence. It’s time for each one of us, he expected. The time in question is kairos time. Now the hour has struck. Not any more time to wait for another time. Now is the decisive moment. We must act. God for the kingdom is here among us. We may find these words hasty, but from Jesus’ statement, they are also relevant for us. He doesn’t look at the time like we do.

Something only flowing, consecutive. Jesus means the time we are going through now and not before and after. It was something great and appealing to the people of that time. Because they were often used to the oppression of any nation, these words had to be on an act like a balm. They united the kingdom with the glory of King David and Solomon. They knew very well from the holy books how rich the kingdoms were, prosperous and blessed by God. It’s kind of like they told us to Switzerland approached us. What would happen to people then? We know that to introduce. But Jesus continues to repent and believe the gospel. They have to convert and believe the good news that Jesus brought to them from his Heavenly Father. The people who were gathered saw another of many prophets and teachers, so he listened to him. They knew the Messiah was to rise, who will redeem Israel. Jesus wants people to work together to build God in the Kingdom. Therefore, he first calls his loved ones for this service collaborator of the disciples – the apostles. But it doesn’t just stay with them because, with these people’s help, he wants to deal with each one of us personally. As apostles, so he calls us by name because he needs us. God wants people together. They gave each other good news. “The time has come, and God has come near the kingdom. Repent and believe the gospel ”(Mk 1:15).

We have to translate this into today’s people to do our best understood. The kingdom of God is a new world for redeemed humanity, a new world of love. The old world is damaged, devalued by the evil of sin. Christ came to the old world to recover. Remove from its sin and its consequences. And establish love and grace. A renewed man, a renewed environment, a renewed world, free from destruction
sin, this is the kingdom of God. It is the kingdom of the redeemed in which already there is no place for sin, anger, unhappiness, but only good. The realm of good, the realm of truth, the realm of love. The kingdom of God here on earth is not yet in fullness, in maturity, but only the embryo. In Its completion, maturation can be expected only in heaven. What is God’s? The kingdom is most beautifully expressed by the preface on the feast of Christ the King: “Kingdom of truth and life, the kingdom of holiness and grace, the kingdom of love and peace. When we pray, “Thy kingdom come,” this is what we want, this is what we desire we want, we want to live and live in such a world. We want it to settle in our hearts, both in our family and in the whole country, even in the whole world, the realm of truth, the realm of good, empire, holiness, life, grace, justice, love, and peace. Who’s like this? He prays with such intent; he is already maturing to the fullness of God’s perfect kingdom that will be in heaven. In the beginning, I asked how we would behave if he came among us. Jesus said, “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe the gospel ”(Mk 1:15). We already understand and know what to us at the moment. The Holy Spirit preached.