What Was Jesus Occupation Before His Ministry? || MCGI Topic Review.

in MCGI Cares Hive4 months ago

Jesus Christ laid a very good example to me, you and every other Christians out there. Before Jesus Christ became a prophet or started the missionary work, he had his job too.
Jesus Christ never really depended on what people will give to him or whatever anyone has to offer him. He depended on the work of his hands which is the work of the carpenter.

I have read so much about Jesus Christ and during the first thirty years of his life, he was just regarded as an ordinary carpenter. Nobody really knew who he was or who he was about to be. He was just a mere carpenter who creates furniture items for people.

And when Jesus Christ started his missionary work, a lot of people didn't believe in him. They were shocked to see an ordinary carpenter talking about God or performing miracles.

Mark 6:3 says; Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary, the brother of James, and Joses, and of Juda, and Simon? and are not his sisters here with us? And they were offended at him.

This is to show you that they never believed in him. Let's now relate this to the pastors of nowadays. Nowadays, pastors do not want to do anything. I don't think I will call them pastors because real pastors wouldn't do this.

The fake ones will depend on what people will give to them. This is why some pastors forcefully tell you to give them offerings at the church so they can spend the money. This isn't what God asked us to do.

Salvation is free. There should be no single amount of money or whatsoever that should be paid for gospel. Jesus Christ has laid that example and this is what other pastors should follow.

Gospel and salvation is free and there should be mo money paid for it. Jesus Christ had a job.
Your missionary work shouldn't stop you from getting a real job.

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AMAZING REVIEW
GOD BLESS HIS WORD

We should work with our hands and not depend on others.

This shows that Jesus Christ wasn't a lazy type
He saved God and still have to work