Gba ohun èlò náàToo Close to IgnoreÀpẹrẹ
Are you hungry?
The disciples had fished all night and caught no fish. At sunrise, they saw a man on the shore who called out to them about their success. Then he suggested they try fishing on the other side of the boat, after which they hauled in a great catch (vv 4-6). Knowing they were hungry he offered to feed them.
Have you ever worked and labored over a task only to accomplish nothing? It probably felt good when you were called to come inside for supper and you could leave your task behind for a while; weary souls need time to refresh.
Some things to ponderﾅ?
1. When you see someone who is weary are you willing to help them refresh?
2. Try this - the next time an opportunity arises to encourage someone who is weary, do it.
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Nípa Ìpèsè yìí
You've been there. Suddenly a person near you comes into focus that is obviously in need of help. Quickly your mind begins to rattle off your options - shift your gaze; turn around; walk away; ignore them. But what if they are too close to ignore? What then? That is what this little devotional is all about. What to do when someone in need is too close to ignore.
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