My Month Of Perspicacity ! 2Tim2:7

Who is our neighbour?
He’s a brother
He’s a neighbor
He’s a colleague
He is a needy
He’s a stranger
It is all these people that the Lord places on our path, whatever their social condition.
To love one’s neighbor is to want to do them good, to share their sorrows and their joys, to be at their service.
The truth is that it is not easy to love our enemy but he is also our neighbour.
Here is a challenge that the Eternal throws at us on this day, confronting a person permanently whom we have not chosen and whose heart is at peace and in joy.
Love is not just a feeling, it is also an action.
God loved us so much that he sent his son to atone for our sins.
We are naturally selfish and feel good around people who make us feel good.
We have to learn to do violence to ourselves, we have to be careful what we say to others, we have to treat others with more dignity, we even have to stop looking down on ourselves with disdain.
To value the other, we must have something to gain, we must see our gain, we must release our profit margin otherwise we are the first to despise.
To that, Jesus said NO.
Romans, 13:8 – Owe no one anything, except to love one another; for he who loves others has fulfilled the law.
Pray to love your neighbor without interest.
It is said.
All we are intimated to do is to love ourselves.
Paul says to owe no debt to others except love.
We are obliged to love others, it is their right to feel loved by us, we owe them that.
Just like the people we’re going to meet.
It is the love of neighbor that creates true harmony and beautiful communion.
So, if our hearts were still full of judgment and criticism towards others, let’s release them and breathe.
Together, the kingdom is solidified and it is Jesus who wins.
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