Gospel of St. Luke, chapter 16, verse 25. But Abraham said, “Son, remember that you in your lifetime received your good things and Lazarus in like manner evil things. But now he’s comforted here and you are in anguish.” Lazarus was not even allowed to eat the crumbs from the rich man’s table. The rich man and his people didn’t care. But this story calls us to be compassionate, to care for one another, to care for others. Help them. There are many people who are hungry in our world. If the Lord has gifted you, give to others. So it is important that we look around and help the needy. I don’t want any of us to suffer what the rich man suffered. So, start now to do good. If the master has gifted you, give to others.
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Give Out of Love
If I give away all I have, and if I deliver my body to be burned but have not love, I gain nothing. We are encouraged to give alms to sacrifice for others. Is it just to boost? No. We are to do it out of love. Sharing with others gives them great joy, but if you are just doing it for doing sake and you don’t do it out of love and care and…
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Struggles with Relationships
Are you struggling in your relationship? You should check this out. There is this person who always gets on your nerves. Whatever you do is wrong. You have the feeling this person hates you. Most of us go through this. Sometimes it’s your boss. Sometimes, it’s your coworker. Sometimes even in your house, sometimes your children, even your parents. It’s hard. It is hard to love. But the Lord said, “Love your…
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Recover From Failure
Having trouble recovering from a setback? Remember this. Jesus already gave us an example. Do you remember when he was going to Calvary? How many times did he fall on the road? Three good times. And each time, what did he do? He picked up his cross and continued because he aimed to serve and redeem us. So he must pick up his cross and continue. How do you recover from failure? You recover from failure by not…
