God is still calling for ministry

To proclaim the gospel of life.
Is there a place in the world where the Church has not yet come? Maybe somewhere in the jungle, because the world is already explored. “Jesus called the Twelve and began to send them in pairs” (Mk 6: 7). The bishops are called the successors of the twelve. There are more, but there are more places as in historical Israel. They went in pairs because the Bible says that the testimony of two men, if they say the same thing is true, even so, that two witnesses are enough to be sentenced to death. They gained power over unclean spirits. They have power from the Creator over spiritual things. But they don’t have to take anything but a stick. The wand is an ancient sign of a pilgrim or shepherd. It supports way and serves to defend against beasts or bandits, but it is so simple that it can be found everywhere and does not need special care—money, pocket, or bread two garments – thus.

Jesus told the apostles not to take care of their material security because he says elsewhere that God also takes care of the birds of heaven, he will take care of them. Worrying about the property can cause them to stop caring about their main mission: they will be afraid to leave unsecured or even go on making money on themselves. After all, they cannot print material wealth but spiritual wealth. He also speaks of modesty because they have to stay in the house not to gradually “Eat” the whole town or village. But they don’t even have to stay so that they don’t get lazy or to be able to announce the coming of the Messiah everywhere. Now that there are more priests. Although they stay in one parish longer, they make money on themselves and do not threaten to the gospel was not preached to anyone. But if they would not receive the apostles somewhere, they also have to shake off the dust from their shoes to show that they have nothing to do with those who did not want to accept the possibility of salvation. And so did the apostles.

And me? After all, every Christian is a disciple of Jesus. It is said here about twelve, but each of us has a duty to proclaim the teachings of Christ. But now you are, you don’t have to worry about where you go or what stick you take. We have yet other options. You certainly won’t find a person who hasn’t heard yet so easily about Jesus. But there are plenty who don’t know what he wants from us. They don’t know despite hearing about love, Christians also hate each other. They do not know this, even though they have heard of forgiveness, and Christians hate themselves. They do not know this; even though they have heard something about justice, Christians are also stealing. Even though they have heard something about mercy, Christians do not know if they do not forgive the mistake. But we are also Christians. And so are we sometimes like this, but I hope I’m wrong. After all, if that’s the case, we have something to be ashamed of because our life is to be put into practice teaching Jesus. And if we don’t live like that, how are we to be preachers of the kingdom of God? We don’t have to walk away from the city to the city and preach the gospel, but we must, we really must show the gospel it works!

Mahatma Gandi worked for some time in South Africa, which was a British colony, as India. He began to read the Bible, and he became very interested. Therefore, he once went to church to be he became better acquainted with this teaching. He came up in front of the church, where two men gently but emphatically pointed out that if he wants to pray, he can do so, but in the church, which is designed for colored – blacks. He turned and never appeared in church again. Politics apartheid, i.e., the division of citizens according to race. And this stupidity may be a distraction since Christianity one of the greatest personalities of the 20th century. And yet we strive to save the whole world. Christ’s teaching has spread throughout the world, but there are still places that did not come. Let us try not to let the hearts of the people disgusted by our evil in this place testimony.