Friday, March 11, 2016

Reflection 8


            This week discussion talks about the life of Martin of tours and Saint Ambrose of Milan and how they influenced the society as they became influential through their teaching that makes people think. They have different background just like Martin who had pagan parents unlike Milan for he was born in a Christian family. I learned that God can use different types of people to be known and preserve the Christian development in a particular society. It doesn’t matter how intelligent a person is but how determine and sincere to do the ministry through serving people in the areas of physical and spiritual needs.
            From my experience, I want to change the way I interact with other people especially those who needs help. There are some people who are still innocent about Jesus and confuse the assurance of salvation. As a servant of Christ, I want to have the willingness of the heart to listen and correct the negative thoughts because it might produce negative result as well. It is hard somehow to develop the good character when there are people who become the stumbling block of doing opposite thing.

            The first thing I will take is that I would like to practice humility when reaching out people to Christ because it becomes a challenge for me because not all people I meet understand my teaching. It takes time to develop the habit of being humble in presence of the people around me. I would like to develop the character of being a good listener because as a preacher. I can make an impact to the people by listening to their needs and concerns about the status of their lives. in order to understand the situation that they have, I will ask them a question relevance to their experience. The more I become sensitive to other people, the more I learn to determine their strengths and weaknesses that would help me where I can help them develop their capabilities. I will continue to live my life in Christ through being a good steward of my time and task.

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