Å se og faktisk se!

EPISODE · Mar 10, 2024 · 2 MIN

Å se og faktisk se!

from Tapas for troen · host Norea Mediemisjon

"Hør, dere som er døve! Løft blikket og se, dere blinde! Mye har du sett som du ikke gav akt på; du har åpne ører, men du hører ikke." Jes. 42, 18+20  Jeg går rett på sak: løft blikket fra skjermen! Enten det er mobilen eller tv-en eller pc-en. Løft blikket! Se på himmelen og skyene (Job 35, 5). Se på misjonsmarken (Joh. 4, 35), se avgudsdyrkelsen (Esek. 8, 5). Se de mange (Matt. 9, 37), se den ene (Luk. 19, 5). Se oppgavene som ligger foran deg (Luk. 10, 34). Løft blikket og se etter Herrens hjelp (Sal. 121, 1-2)   Vi kan godt bruke mediene, men vi må være bevisste. La deg ikke styre, bli ikke bare sittende. Skjermene sløver både ånd, sjel og kropp. Ved å logge av, så får sjelen mer ro, Helligånden får mer plass i tankene, og vi blir mer effektive. De små oppgavene som er så lette å utsette, blir gjort da, som å få satt på den maskinen med klær, eller levere tilbake den boka vi lånte, eller male ferdig det rommet vi begynte på. Livet, verken det åndelige eller det fysiske, leves digitalt. Løft blikket og se! Og som det stod i verset: mye har du sett som du ikke gav akt på. La oss velge en endring, være bevisste på hva vi ser og hva vi hører, så vi faktisk får det med oss! av Eli Fuglestad for Norea Håpets Kvinner  

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