You Know Your Responsibility, Why Wait To Be Told!

You Know Your Responsibility, Why Wait To Be Told!

Everyone on earth has a responsibility or role to play one way or the other. No matter who you are (whether young or old), rich or poor, you are responsible to yourself, your significant others, associations, community and the world at large.

It is your sense of responsibility that gives you the duty to be committed. And for that matter, you need to be conscious of what your responsibility is. As a man or woman, boy or girl, parent or child, teacher or student, pastor or church member, and the like, you can not tell me you do not know your responsibility. If not, what have you done about that?

And if you know your responsibility, why are you waiting to be told again? Is this not frustrating? Why are you making life so difficult for yourself? Or do you think it is the people around you that suffer for your negligence? Hell no! You suffer the more if you don't know.

Oh yes, the people around you may have a taste of the suffering, but you the instigator suffers the most. Why? Because you tend to be your own enemy. For God's reward comes to everyone according to his work (Romans 2:6; Revelations 22:12), and not the work of another. Hence, stop the foolishness called apathy and be responsible.

You have been positioned where you are for a purpose. Your position in the family, church, school, and anywhere is not for vain glory, but that you will be responsible. It is never wise to be always told about your responsibility, because it makes you less of your self-esteem.

Therefore my dear, review your life and actions in every aspect to ensure that you are responsible and up to the task for which you have been appointed and elected. For everyone will give account one day before the great judge (God), who will reward everyone according to his/her work (thus, how responsible you have been). Hence, be wise and useful to your responsibility.

Stay Blessed!

Romans 14:10-16, Galatians 6:4-5, 2 Peter 1:10, Colossians 3:23-24, 1 Corinthians 3:12-15, Matthew 25:29, Luke 16:10-12, James 4:17, Luke 12:48.

Shalom!!!

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