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I’m sure you all know the saying about red sky at night and red sky in the morning. It’s a means we use to predict what the weather is going to be. I always used to think that cows lying down in the field meant rain, whereas if they were standing up it would be fine. What it meant if some were lying down and some standing up I’m not sure, perhaps it may rain or it may not? Actually it turns out whatever the cows are doing, it has nothing to do with the weather. Jesus asked the people of His day if they could forecast the weather by looking at the sky, why couldn’t they see who He was? As they heard His teaching and saw the miracles He performed, couldn’t they really grasp who He truly is? Why didn’t they see that He had come to fulfill God’s promise to send someone to reconcile the world to Himself? Today we face the same problem, although we don’t just have the sky to help us predict the weather. We have so many weather forecasts to watch, some perhaps more reliable than others. But while our grasp of what the weather is going to be has improved, we still miss out on knowing who Jesus is, why He came, why He died on the cross and what it all means for us. Will you be like people of Jesus day – ignorant of who He is and the gift if eternal life He offers you? Or will you ask God to show you who He really is and what the cross is really all about? It’s no good being right about the weather if we get our eternal future wrong.
With love and warmest greetings from the fellowship of Blaina Evangelical Church.
I’m sure you all know the saying about red sky at night and red sky in the morning. It’s a means we use to predict what the weather is going to be. I always used to think that cows lying down in the field meant rain, whereas if they were standing up it would be fine. What it meant if some were lying down and some standing up I’m not sure, perhaps it may rain or it may not? Actually it turns out whatever the cows are doing, it has nothing to do with the weather. Jesus asked the people of His day if they could forecast the weather by looking at the sky, why couldn’t they see who He was? As they heard His teaching and saw the miracles He performed, couldn’t they really grasp who He truly is? Why didn’t they see that He had come to fulfill God’s promise to send someone to reconcile the world to Himself? Today we face the same problem, although we don’t just have the sky to help us predict the weather. We have so many weather forecasts to watch, some perhaps more reliable than others. But while our grasp of what the weather is going to be has improved, we still miss out on knowing who Jesus is, why He came, why He died on the cross and what it all means for us. Will you be like people of Jesus day – ignorant of who He is and the gift if eternal life He offers you? Or will you ask God to show you who He really is and what the cross is really all about? It’s no good being right about the weather if we get our eternal future wrong.
