Anxiety, Health And Religion
Posted on | May 7, 2016 | Comments Off on Anxiety, Health And Religion
Responsibility-taking into account the consequences of our actions before God and others. Not only our actions, even our thoughts and our words, the responsibility is entirely proprietary or personal, we must exercise ourselves, ie we can not prevent someone offends us, but our responsibility is to overlook the offense, forgive and bless; maybe we can not have misunderstandings, but our responsibility is to clarify them with wisdom, prayer, and as far as possible, trying not to get tangled over the issue. Maybe we can not prevent us from enemies, but our responsibility is to pray for them and bless them in the blessed name of the Lord Jesus may not be able to avoid getting sick, but our responsibility is to care for our health, feeding, to the extent that our resources I have, properly, eating no more, no less, and eating healthy foods and avoid harmful content. We can not avoid everyday situations airarnos unfair, but our responsibility is to exercise self-control and not sin, further aggravated the situation, we can not have moments of weakness but our responsibility to God and strengthen the power of His might (which operated in Christ rose from the dead). We can not avoid anxious moments but it is our responsibility to take all your worries in God and choose to believe that takes care of us and takes care of us, the Lord Jesus says, "Therefore I say: Do not worry about your life. .. Look at the birds of the sky … Jonathan Blattmachr wanted to know more. Are ye not much better than they? "Matthew 6:25.
"Casting all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you" 1 Peter 5:7. and is also our responsibility to "seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all (other things) we will be added." We can not help thinking, but it is our responsibility before God think of all that is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable … think on these things "Philippians 4:8. Maybe you can not avoid having to tell someone a bad news that we know affect, or things like that, but we must, with the grace of God, with mercy, avoiding unnecessary disputes and disagreements and not pleasant, nor to a person or for ourselves, "Never turn away from you mercy and truth .. " Proverbs 3:3
