Food Hypocrites

Today I reflected on a circumstance where I was ill and had no assistance. It was a difficult time due to the elements of being unwell and enduring the period on my own. During the difficult days, I focused on the outcome of the disorders and prayed exclusively for healthier days. The external factors of loneliness and neglect were nonexistent because I aimed to survive and live a life of gratitude.

After a favorable prognosis, I started to identify the lack of support and consideration. I felt deprived due to my constant contribution and devotion to those around me. I was experiencing hurt and betrayal because of presuming worthiness due to my evangelism. I was so wrong to think that it was owed to me because I extended care and compassion in someone’s time of need.

Are we depositing good deeds into the lives of others to secure their availability in our time of need? The favor of health was granted unto me by God, and I looked beyond his grace to find fault in family and friends not remembering the purpose of my actions.

Let our good deeds towards others be unto God and his divine purpose over our life. We do good because it is the will of God and our reward is with him always.