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What Will Jesus Do?

Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did. - 1 John 2:6

The Bible tells that, as believers in Jesus, we are to be conformed to His likeness (Romans 8:29). We are to put on the mind of Christ (I Corinthians 2:16). Every minute of every day we should strive to behave as Jesus would behave if He were facing the situations that we face. Therefore, what daily choices should we make in order to be more like Jesus? In the Gospel of Matthew, chapter five, we find Jesus telling a group of people how His followers should behave. Using the above as a background, let us examine how we can make choices that make us more like Jesus Christ.

Believers are called to be like Jesus in every ways. Many a folks believe that is not possible. But if it wasn't possible, Paul won't admonish the believers to be like Jesus. We all at one point have imagine, can we truly be like Jesus in our conduct, our speech, in our relationships etc?

One simple to be like Jesus is to ask ourselves the 'What Will Jesus Do' question. If we desired to influence our community by living our lives the way Christ taught, We will give our faith a tangible connection to our everyday lives.

Before you respond, before you make that decision, before you conclude, ask yourself 'What Will Jesus Do'

To be like Jesus is to do what Jesus did some of which include;

• Jesus gives without sparing
• Jesus prays without ceasing
• Jesus speaks without accusing
• Jesus forgives without punishing
• Jesus promises without forgetting
• Jesus Shares without pretending
• Jesus answers without arguing
• Jesus trusts without wavering
• Jesus enjoys without complains
• Jesus Listen without interrupting
• Jesus is merciful beyond measure
• Jesus is compassionate.

Whatever situations you are, simply ask yourself What will Jesus Do?

It's a beautiful Sunday morning,  it's a good day, be joyful and be happy. Good Morning and do have a pleasant day... 🤗


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