LUKE 18:35–43
Interruptions, whether at work or home, consume a significant amount of time each day. While many dislike disruptions, Jesus exhibited a different approach. He stopped his actions to help those in need, demonstrating that interruptions can be a blessing in our lives. This demonstrates the importance of addressing interruptions in our lives.
Jesus, on his way to Jerusalem, encountered a blind man who pleaded for mercy. Despite crowd pressure, Jesus stopped and asked what he wanted. The man wanted to see, and Jesus replied that his faith had healed him, stating that he would receive his sight (Luke 18:41-42).
We can seek divine wisdom to respond compassionately when our plans are interrupted by someone who truly needs help, even if it is a divine appointment.
Interruptions may present chances for service.
🙏Lord Jesus, please impart Your knowledge and kindness on us so that we can help those in need just as You did.
📷: Drazen Zigic
