There are certain people who are overlooked; who are they? Often the people within our immediate circle, acquaintance or stranger. They are always in the background of things being humble, pushing everyone forward to their destiny. Never complaining always happy to help others in need and to see them succeed. Many times not even recognized for their services in which a lot of people is need of. So many of these kind hearted people are taken for granted and we must give them the accolades they are deserving of. Don’t wait till they are gone to sing their praises of how wonderful they were.

I do believe that many people are very entitled especially in our world today. Some are aware of it and some completely oblivious. Entitlement is always about self, so therefore we overlook the kindness of others as though they are obligated, which is ever so wrong. Luke 6:31 “Do to others as you would have them to do to you.” We should all put this into practice totally in our relations with others. We ourselves have to be accountable for being completely aware of how we treat others in our actions and what we say. Be courteous!

Psalm 30:5 by King David who killed Goliath the Philistine by a sing shot, 1Samuel 17. I often define the night as life because as we know it to be is consistent with trials and tribulations we go through. The morning I define as our Heaven, going to our eternal home with God where there’s no more pain or suffering.

Weeping, our sorrows and woes over sickness, lost of a love one, finances, relationships, our jobs, family issues, whatever may disrupt our peace, which is inevitable in this life as we all know it, with our highs and lows of emotions. Always fighting to gain balance and take control, not allowing it to get away on us. Weeping can also be define as the bad in life, our hell

Joy, our joy that seems to last like a flicker of a light. Why does everything good seems to not last long in our lives. The balance is not needed here, it’s the climax that needs to be maintained. Joy can last just as long as weeping or even longer in the world, but we can’t grasp it simply because anything that makes us uncomfortable in life we want it to immediately stop and anything that makes us feel good we want it to last forever, but seems short lived. Joy can be defined as good, our Heaven.

Weeping may endure for a night and the night sometimes can be long. Joy comes in the morning no bad things last forever. But let’s be realistic the night will always come and so will the morning. Through the hard times which is the weeping, look forward for a time of rest and renewal.

Did Jesus birth, death and resurrection changed anything when there is still sin in the world? “Yes it did” is the answer to that question. Romans 6:23 The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Jesus presence to humanity was not just the manifestation of the word of God, but also the wisdom, knowledge, and understanding of his will.

Mankind had fallen to sin, but Jesus came, caught us, and pulled us out. John 16:33 In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world. If we truly understand the word of God, for sure we would stand firmly in the authority of it and no devil in hell could deceive and move us.

The enemy is the continually trying to convince a lot of people that the Messiah is still yet to come and in his coming only then the world and it’s systems will change. The change has already been taken place. For those who are spiritually inclined you’d understand and know this. Christianity has exploded to the four corners of the world as was said in the gospel, “go and make disciples of all nations” Matthew 28:16-20. Everyone in the world today knows who’s Jesus. Philippians 2:10-11 At the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.

For three days Jesus wrestle with death, the flesh and the devil, and the third day he resurrected. Unlike Jonah Jesus didn’t have to wait for God to let him out. Jesus had to unlock creation to get himself out. Why unlock creation? Unlock creation because God didn’t decide to change it. After all when it was completed God said, “it was good” and in saying so it was sealed and locked, Genesis 1:31. Death wasn’t part of God’s plan in creation, it came after the fall of man; Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit. As for the devil, he had to remind him who’s the boss.