The words alone send a shiver down my
spine when I hear them. Arctic vortex. Yet that is what the media
are calling the latest cold weather phenomenon to hit America and
Canada. It has even been reported that someone boiled a pot of
water, took it outside and dropped it and the water in the pot froze
before it hit the ice.
Here we were thinking that the scene's
enacted in the movie “The day after tomorrow” were just science
fiction nonsense, yet only a few years later they are actually coming
true. Are these events indicative of the end of times? I have no
idea. The truth is that every generation after Christ thought that
they were The 'Final generation', I even recall a little chorus
saying we were.
Unfortunately I see things a little
differently. I see it as a call to responsibility. Why? Because I
feel people wishing that Jesus must just return now are not willing
to take responsibility for themselves or the world around them. They
isolate themselves from a need to live a life that calls others to
change the direction in which they are going and take another route.
That call is the call to salvation.
The bible tells us “how can they come
without a preacher?” Preaching is often seen in a negative light
but the call to salvation is a call to a better life, so how then can
preaching be bad? I may be off on a tangent, but the bottom line for
me is that we each need to take responsibility for our own salvation
and never shy away from the opportunity to show others the better
life that they can have in Christ, which is a life filled with hope,
love and victory!
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