Isaiah 38: 10 I said in the cutting off of my days, I shall go to the gates of the grave; I am deprived of the residue of my years.
Exodus 3: 7 And the Lord said, I have indeed seen the affliction of my people which are in Egypt and have heard their cry because of their taskmaster; for I know their sorrows.
Death comes like a thief in the night. You are never prepared for it and do not know when your death will occur. Death does not care if you are rich or poor. It treats us all equally and comes to all of us.
What you do while living on this earth affects many more people than you know. A simple act of kindness could save someone’s life or a kind word. If you are in the hospital, a visit from a friend may give you the will to carry on and spread God’ss wonderful works to other people in need. All of us are put here on earth to serve God so that he can see us at our best.
Do random acts of kindness for people that they least expect and make their day brighter. God sometimes answers our prayers in ways we are unaware of until we think it through for a while. I have consistently grown closer to God when loved ones have died. God is my anchor and my salvation on earth. The lord came to serve, not to be done, and we should follow the same example. Always follow the Golden Rule.
I want to spread God’s good works while I can see them on earth. I want to visit the elderly in rest homes and the people in the Hospice program. The elderly have spent a lot of time teaching us through the years. The least we can do for them is to visit them while they are on their final journey in life.
Think about what you can do to spread God’s good works to people. Give food to the food bank, clothes to Goodwill, money to the salvation army for kids’ Christmas presents, and always listen to, be kind, considerate, and carrying and giving to other people. Fill people’s lives with joy, hope, peace, love, and compassion that you are here on earth daily.
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