Jesus taught this principle when He healed on the Sabbath day and told the parable of the good Samaritan.
Our lord made it clear that to neglect to do a good deed for another in need, even if we had a religious excuse for not doing it, was to do evil. Let’s be a people known for doing good deeds and sharing kindness. Let’s not let any excuse, especially a religious excuse interfere with out glorious and holy opportunities to serve others in the name of Jesus.
We are to be a people who do good deeds. That’s a very significant part of who we are as Jesus followers. So let’s look for the many opportunities that God places in our path to bless others. Let’s use all of these blessings to bring God glory!!!
According to Bishop T. D Jakes, when you find favour from God and He blesses you without you working for it. Good thing right? The same way God blesses you, also use that to bless others under your wings.
The little gesture you make everyday counts in heaven.
