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WORKING FOR WHO?


What ever you do, Work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men, since you know that you will recieve an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving. Colossians 3:23-24

I have a question. Who is your master? Who do you answer to? The world acts as if every person is their own personal god.  There is a dwindling source of fear for GOD. This is even extended to those who claim to believe in GOD.  Please remember three things: WHO you are, WHOSE you are, and WHERE you are going!

Remember everywhere you go and every person you meet is a place and person of opportunity to represent Christ in your life. Your boss is not really your boss. The authority in your life is really GOD. And as long as you serve Him and do what pleases Him you have nothing to worry about.  Do not live as if GOD is absent. Do not work for others as if the bare minimum will do. In all things work as if GOD is your boss.  This is what it means to truly do your best in all things. 

If you have a job and all you can do is complain please look at the unemployment line and thank GOD you have a job to complain about. Please go to work and take an attitude of excellence and GODLY grace with you. Work for GOD on a daily basis. Be faithful over a few things so that GOD can bless you with an increase.  Work for the job GOD is promoting you into not the one you have.

I do not know if you can feel it but GOD is preparing us for the turnaround of a lifetime. GOD is getting ready to show his power in our time.  Working at our best even in the most difficult of times  is key to being ready for what GOD is getting ready to do.  If you are in a job that is just filling in for the career you really want do not neglect it. Please be faithful, and work as if what you do today is the key for your tomorrow. Work today as if you are working for the Lord. Be encouraged. GOD is faithfull!

 

Remember I love you always and in all ways.

 
Rev. M. Harrison

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