ARE YOU TAKING RESPONSIBILITY TODAY?

Websters dictionary defines responsibility as 1) the state or fact of having a duty to deal with something. 2) the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something.

There is one famous verse which corresponds to it. Galatians 6:5 ESV For each will have to bear his own load. As believers we know God is our Father, friend, King and our everything. One thing we should not forget is that, even though God is good, He expects us to do some things and to take responsibility. God won’t come from heaven to put cloths on you, he won’t come to brush your teeth. I guess you are saying of course no. Yes you are right. Taking responsibility for your own life may be the toughest thing you do as a believer or as a human being. But the sooner you realize this, the better it is for you. We are constantly making decisions every now and then. When you wake up you have lots of decisions to make. You have to decide whether you want to eat breakfast, drink coffee or whatever. Decisions are just being made. The life you lead is the cumulative result of decisions that you have made and are constantly making. This is not to say that the outside world doesn’t have any influence – of course it does – but ultimately you’re running the show. Right now you have made a decision to read this article. Once you are done, you will have to make the decision whether you accept what has been said, or you can totally ignore it. You must not cave in to feeling powerless to make changes in your own life. Change is a constant in life. While you may only have limited control over what you do, you can exercise full control over what you feel and how you react to those limitations. TAKE CHARGE OVER YOUR LIFE TODAY. LET THE HOLY SPIRIT LEAD YOU AND REMEMBER, HE WHO IS LED BY GOD IS ALWAYS ON THE RIGHT PATH

Quotes about responsibility

You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today.- Abraham Lincoln quotes

The only exercise some people get is jumping at conclusions, running down their friends, sidestepping responsibility, and pushing their luck. Arnold Glasow