Monday, May 30, 2011

Consistent

Often our reactions to people can be divided into two groups, cynical or dependent. The former produces a kind of sadness and a spirit of criticism. The ladder produces unhealthy decision processes.

John tells us because Jesus knew what was in all men he did not commit himself to men (John 2:24-25). He was about his Father’s business. Men’s response to him did not control his actions. Though he was a servant to men, he was not subservient to men. He knew who he was, so that whether men applauded him or rejected him, he remained steady on course.

So we need to remain consistent in our walk with God regardless of whether we are applauded or rejected.