How do we act when someone does us wrong
In Genesis 37 -48
Here is Joseph, from early age being sold as a slave by his brothers, going through all his teen life and more with out his father or mother, getting throw in prison, plus more. How does he handle him self. We read these chapter and are surprise at his action. He does not blame God for it, he does not yell and scream at his brothers, he blames no one. He trust in God to look out for him. In fact he grows strong in the faith of God. At the time we think he can get it and worst he surprise us and God make than better for him.
So I am asking you today. How do you control your anger. When you get blame for something, do you listen and learn from it even if it is not your fault, or do you shout and scream and curse blue in the face. Do you say how unfair life is? Do you start shooting off at the mouth and blame some else even if you don't know who did what? Every day we hear people talking about us, good or bad. How do you take it. Are you like Joseph and goes to God for protection, or do you let it boil; your blood until everyone hear you shooting off? I know I wish I was more like Joseph. That way other could see my Faith in God at work. I hate to hear other use my God's name in vain. How does that look if I did that, wouldn't be a true walk with Jesus if I did that. Would make people think I like to talk the talk but can't walk the path on a Christian. Sure we are going to slip, but the different is a pig like to be dirty all the time. A lamb like to be clean, so when you slip do you stay in the mud of sin or do you get up and ask Jesus for help and forgiveness. I want to follow Joseph way of life, following God's way. Because Jesus tell us to love are neighbor and other that do us wrong. For Jesus with take care of us and when the time is right, God will get even for us on all those who done us wrong. Trust me, it will be a lot harder on them then anything we could do. So in closing read about Joseph and try to follow the path that he took, we will come out on top because we are following God.
Thank you for your time.
God bless you all.
Rev. Dale