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MESSAGE OF THE WEEK.
We are all rich enough to share our blessings with others. God
has blessed each one of us with wealth or health or special talents or social power or political influence or a combination of
many blessings. The parable invites us to share what we have
been given with others in various ways instead of using everything exclusively for selfish gains.
We need to remember that sharing is the criterion of Last Judgment: Matthew (25:31ff) tells us that all six questions to be
asked of each one of us by Jesus when He comes in glory as our
judge are based on how we have shared our blessings from him
(food, drink, home, mercy and compassion), in our brothers and
sisters, anyone in need.
We need to treat the unborn as our brother/sister Lazarus. Lazarus in the 21st century is also our pre-born brother and sister.
Many of these babies are brutally executed in their mother?s
wombs. Their cries for a chance to live are rejected 4400 times
a day in our country. The rich man was condemned for not
treating Lazarus as his brother. We also will be condemned for
our selfishness if we do not treat the preborn as our brothers
and sisters.
Our choices here determine the kind of eternity we will have. It
has been put this way: “Where we go hereafter depends on
what we „go after,? here!” Where we will arrive depends on
what road we travel. We will get what we choose, what we live
for. We are shaping our moral character to fit in one of two
places.