Rescue A Street Child....

Whoever welcomes this little child in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me. - Luke 9:48

On Sunday, I watched a video about a boy popularly know as 'Shanawole' that was rescued from the street in the slum area in Lagos, Nigeria during a rehabilitation mission by Pastor Tony Rapu. That act really touched me.

Shanawole is a product of our broken system. What touched me is the steps taken by Pastor Tony to take this boy off the street.

Truth is that what God has called us to do. Most time, we are contended with our lives, we do not remember those kids on the street, those orphans. We are so selfish these days that we only care for ourselves and ourselves alone.

You might not be able to rescue a child from the street all by yourself but you can donate to those NGOs doing that, you can decide to buy food for those kid-beggars or homeless kids around you.

For those who came from a wonderful family unit, you don't really know what you have. Out there in the slums, there so many kids who have joined bad gangs, doing bad things and that is how their future will continue to be until you and I act to reduce them.

Jesus has called us to be a light to these kids, it's not just about preaching to them but acting the preaching to them. If everyone of us can at least do a bit to help these kids on the streets, it will go a long way.

Kudos to every organizations that is working towards taking these kids off the streets. That is what Jesus would have wanted them to do.

Next time you see a street kids, ask yourself what can I do to salvage the situation. The growing number of street kids in an given society is a time-bomb for the society if adequate steps aren't taken to take these kids off the street.

Show love, show care, show compassion. Most of these kids didn't just got on the streets all by their selves. The devil is busy raising this kids, so we have got to act.

Children are very important to God and they should also be important to you.

Shanawole has been taken of the street but there are still many more like him out there that needs to be rescued as well.

Good Morning and do enjoy your day!

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