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You too can preach: Pastor Rajiv's Daily Reflections

They say a picture is worth a thousand words and example is better than instruction. If we believe this, we can live a life of preaching Gods word, maybe not through great wonderful sermons, or through deep knowledge of the Bible, but simply, quietly, through our life and the way we live it.

The Christian life is not life of theory but a life of action. You may have no talents (probably not true), but you still have a choice. The choice to live out the life of a believer or to live as an unlit lamp which gives no light to the weary even if kept on the highest mountain.

Simply put, being genuinely happy and joyous and showing it is reflecting our gratitude and satisfaction with God in our lives. In this sad dark world, a smile will invite others to share our peace. A helping hand will go a long way in bringing Him to someone. We don't have to preach at the drop of a hat. We just need to show and demonstrate that we have the peace the world so greatly wants and needs.

Today look back and count and see what God has given you. Explicitly and implicitly. Count your blessing and smile. And make someone else smile too.


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