A legacy of good Faith

A tree lives up to its potential and  provides for its posterity with the best of its life.

Similarly, we must live our life conscientiously¹ in Faith; in Love; in Reverence and Obedience to God, leaving a legacy of our good Faith²–  an inspiration; an encouragement; a hope for future generations to grow upon.

What legacy do you leave behind for your posterity?

1. Strive to do everything perfectly to the best of one's ability— in the honour of God— no mediocre work.

2. A Faith that acts through Love and Mercy.

Life in Christ Jesus

Let the  spiritual virtues¹ grow greater²  in us and everything that is earthly become less.
Let not the worldliness³ dictate our life but rather Christ lead us and govern our life— let only Christ live within us.
Let Christ be our  everything⁴ and everything other than Christ count for refuse.

1. Virtue is like a spiritual yeast. By practicing a single virtue with the help of God's Grace, all other virtues are gradually enriched  and the whole dough of earthliness within us  is leavened by God's Sanctity.

2. Growing greater to the extent of Sanctity.

3. Our pride; our ego; our whims and vanity.

4. Let Christ be the treasured asset of our life. Knowing Christ; Loving Christ and living in Christ is of superior worth.

Be Humble

Humility turns away God's wrath from us.
Humility brings us closer into the presence of God, to enjoy HIS favour and to seek HIS great Mercy.
Humility makes us pleasing and acceptable to God.
Humility brings us on the path of Glory¹.
Humility submits itself to God.

The more you humble yourself before God, the more HE will make you prosper in everything that is good and praise worthy.

1. The path that leads to God's Everlasting Kingdom.

Believe in God and Trust in HIS Great Mercy

The ultimate aim of Jesus's Commandment of Love is to bring us¹ onto the path of Eternal life. The purpose of the Commandment is to govern our life in God's Grace and to discipline our weak human nature on the path of Truth.

But not everyone will be able to faithfully live up to the ideal and expectations of  Jesus's Commandment of Love— most will fall short in keeping up with the Commandment.

The most important aspect of Jesus's Commandment of Love, is to Believe in God and to Trust in HIS Great Mercy.

You may fall short in living according to Jesus's Commandment of Love. You may heap up  a mountain of sins over the years— but God's Great Mercy forgives them all.

Believe in God and Trust in HIS Great Mercy.

1. People of all Faiths.

In the house of God

Where there is vanity¹— there evil lives.
In a life of Love and Reverence and Sanctity²— there God lives.

1. A life devoid of faith in God; a life of pride which stubbornly defies God; a life of self-indulgence.

2. A life in which God is Faithfully believed and Reverently obeyed.

Closer to God, in Love

Sin keeps us far¹ from God.
Love² brings us closer to God and unites us with God.

1. If not repented, sin progressively succeeds in breaking our trust in God's loving Mercy and distances us  from seeking God's Grace.

2. Love that believes in God; love that obeys God and reveres God.

Governed by God's Grace

Those whose life is not governed by the Commandments of God, feel easily lured by vanity¹ and they easily commit everything that is shameful, unlawful and evil.

1. Things that go against the Reverence of God; things that are not beneficial for our soul etc.