DAILY BREAD OF LIFE

(KJV.)  ST. LUKE 12:13-15

(13)  And one of the company said unto him,  Master, speak to my brother, that he divide the inheritance with me.
(14)  And he said unto him,  Man, who made me a judge or a divider over you?
(15)  And he said unto them,  Take heed, and beware of covetousness:  for a man's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth.

HELP, O' LORD!

Brethren, as humanity, when injustice prevails against us, what do we do?  we protest, rebel, fight for what we believe is justifiable, at times with revengeful, destructive spirits;  this type of actions, behaviors should never be practiced by believers; why not?;  first of all, all things of this world are of the LORD's, cf. Psalm 24:1:  if so, then, no one owns anything under the sun, all things are the blessings of the LORD to enjoy under the sun: cf. Genesis 1:28-30;  therefore, if injustices prevail against us, never fight for anything, but with prayers and supplications, make requests be known to Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, he will recompense.

Secondly,  this world is not our permanent home, we are sojourners, we brought nothing into this world, and surely, we can carry nothing out of it;  everything is given under the sun for enjoyment, therefore, whether we are mistreated by others, have little or many blessings, regardless, let us appreciate and enjoy life, be happy with what Jesus Christ has given, focus on what matters, the eternal blessings of the LORD;  King Solomon wrote, cf Ecclesiastes1:14, 16;  everything else is vanity and vexation of spirits.

At times, when we perceive the blessings of others, we may feel like failures;  however, there are no failures in this world, not all the fingers are equal in sizes;  therefore, not all souls are born to be rich on earth, there is a god intended purposes for each and every soul;  for example, Judas Iscariot, a disciple of Jesus Christ, was with him throughout his assignment, yet, he was called to betray him at the end of his ministry;  another example, Jesus healed a blind man who was born blind, that the glory of the LORD, may be seen among the heathen, cf. John chapter 9: therefore, regardless of what human perception is of this world, the fact is, to seek first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness and all other things shall be added unto you. cf. Matthew 6:33;  never worry about worldly possessions.  

CONCLUSION:

Dearly, Beloved, injustice is another doorway of the enemy, to obstruct the peace of believers, no one can escape it altogether, when we suffer injustices, as believers, embrace injustices with the arms of godliness, never fight for ourselves, justice belongs to Jesus, he will surely recompense; positively, pray, rebuke the provoking spirits away, sing songs of praises, overload cares upon the shoulders of Jesus Christ, thank him, think and walk in victory, put the devil to shame.  Peace be unto you!  Amen and Amen!

WORD OF WISDOM:

(KJV.) Proverbs 22:1-2  A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold.  The rich and poor meet together:  the LORD is the maker of them all.