LOOKING FOR JESUS
When
the crowd saw that neither Jesus nor his disciples were there, they
themselves got into boats and came to Capernaum looking for Jesus. –
John 6:24
When a well-meaning chap asks, “Are you saved? Receive Jesus as your
Lord and Savior in your heart, then you will go to heaven,” he’s saying a
good thing. But it’s not complete and biblical.
A Christian public school teacher, who sacrificially serves poor
children, brings salvation from ignorance to illiterate kids. George,
who runs a soup kitchen, is bringing salvation from hunger to the “scums
of the street.” The fresh medical graduate, who sets aside two years to
be a missionary doctor, is giving tribal people salvation from pain and
sickness. The mother who embraces her five-year-old boy to shield him
from the beating of his alcoholic father brings her son salvation from
abuse. The lawyer who defends in court an honest government worker from
the false accusations of corrupt politicians brings to
his friend salvation from injustice.
But isn’t spiritual salvation more important than all the other forms
of salvation? Friend, I have news for you: For God, all are important.
Because all these areas involve you!
People are looking for Jesus. May they find Him when they find you bringing authentic “salvation.” Jon Escoto (faithatworkjon@gmail.com)
Reflection: Who are you called to bring salvation to today?
Father, show me whom You would want me to bring salvation to today.
St. Beuno, abbot, pray for us.
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