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THE SIBLINGS 2

Text:  John 1:40-41.

Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother, was one of the two who heard John and followed Jesus.The first thing Andrew did was to find his brother Simon and say to him, “We have found the Anointed One!” (which is translated “Messiah”).

The best service anyone can render to his brother is to bring him to the feet of the Master, Jesus Christ.

While others are scheming how to bring their brothers down, we have some who are working with the wisdom from above to bring their siblings to Jesus Christ.

Apostle Andrew was one of such men. Andrew, the senior brother of Peter heard about Jesus Christ and instead of keeping the beautiful news to himself he looked for his younger brother Peter, he shared the news with him and brought him to Jesus Christ.

If you have found Jesus, don't keep Him to yourself. Share the good news with your brothers and sisters. Take them to the feet of Jesus through prayers and most importantly, let your lifestyle complement what you professed.

Your family members are one of the difficult set of people to minister the gospel to (and this is for obvious reasons). Jesus said in Mark 6:4 that, “ *A prophet is without honor only in his hometown, among his relatives, and in his own home.”* So don't worry if your relatives did not jump at your message. Keep at it, they will come round with time.

Did you know that the siblings of Jesus In the flesh did not believe Him at the beginning of His ministry, read John 7:1-9. But they all became faithful disciples and Apostles of Jesus Christ later.

Always mention the names of people you desire their salvation to God in prayers. But never fail to show them Christ with your life.

Bible reading:

 John 1:35-42.

PRAYER FOCUS

Father, I receive the grace to cooperate with the Holy Spirit bringing my family members to the feet of Christ..

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