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BE IT!!!

   Can you imagine someone being in the position to pass instructions to people on a particular platform and you can't connect with what he/she is saying?  

Or someone trying to advertise the functions of a drug and what it can do and you can obviously see the disease on him/her. Won't you ask why he/she is not using it? 

This can also be related to many people who stand for the things they are not. How can you speak against certain things that when you aren't any different? 

We live in a generation where there are too many signposts and billboards. These are the people that point to the way and never leave the spot they are. Why would I decide to make people understand and see what the Lord can do and yet not experience it?

    Enough of modern-day Pharisees and Sadducees. Be What You Preach, Teach Or Stand For First before you impose or pass it to others to become. What is the essence of your message?

For everything you represent, be the model - the person others can want to be like. Be it! Don't run around to make others who you are not. It's like being obese and you instruct people in a gym. That must be a joke.

You can only attract people who the Holy Spirit wants them to learn from your lifestyle. Teaching people the kind of life you live and experience.

Being the model isn't just enough, also be the standard. Don't be satisfied with a particular place or revelation. Press more to know and have more. Worldly things are vanity, but spiritual things are eternal.

 If you think that, being a mediocre, you will be surprised that the audience that God entrusted in your hands are passing you by, just to press for the more you refuse to get.

It is true that disciples can be greater than their masters, but also to an extent be the model and standard. Even Christ Jesus said greater works than what He did, we will do, but He became the standard. 

What and who are you becoming? Run fast ahead, looking up to Jesus Christ and become your message.

 SHALOM!!
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