Comments on: The Bonfire of Responsibilities

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By: Jade

Jade — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 06:08:48 +0000

That’s fresh thought. Taking a break as a means of discipling

By: benquinones

benquinones — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 04:06:33 +0000

It’s true, it’s easy to burn out. That’s why it’s important to consciously declare a “break” from your normal work routine periodically, and on a daily basis. Jesus did this by calling on his Father in heaven, regularly, everyday. And He went to a secluded place to do this, to be alone with His Father. On other occasions, he slept – even in the midst of a storm. Many times, He sat down with his disciples and engaged them in dialogues. There is much to learn from Jesus especially how He handled discipleship not only as a means for preparing His followers for their future work but also as a means of “breaking” from His hectic routine of healing, touching the lives of multitude of people, and spreading the good news about the Kingdom of God.