Is there coherence between what we say and what we do?

Let's take a look at our actions: Do they match our words and attitudes?

My brothers, what good will it do if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Can faith save him? 15 If a brother or sister is naked and in need of daily food, 16 and one of you says to them, 'Go in peace, be warmed and fed,' but you do not give them the things necessary for the body, what good does it do? 17 So also faith, if it does not have works, is dead, being alone. 18 But someone will say, 'You have faith, and I have works.' Show me your faith without your works, and I will show you my faith by my works.

James 2:14-18

Throughout the Bible God invites us to share his word, the truth with all people, so that we can reach all the ends of the earth with the knowledge of God, but there are times when our attitudes and our actions are not only not in harmony but sometimes contradict the words we say.

At all times we are communicating in any way, we communicate with people and we send messages with the things we say and also with what we do not say as well as with what we do and what we do not do, a simple example is the following: if as parents we do not follow the principles of God or we do not have customs that make Christian growth such as not praying, not giving our tithes or not wanting to congregate, we are sending a very clear message to our generation and to our children. Without saying anything we are giving them a lesson, we are teaching them that we are not faithful in the things of God, that it is not something that interests us, we are transmitting a teaching to them, for our children actions speak much more than words, let us keep this in mind.

7 For you yourselves know how you ought to imitate us; for we did not walk disorderly among you, 8 nor did we eat anyone's bread for nothing, but we worked with toil and labor night and day, so that we might not be burdensome to any of you; 9 not because we did not have the right, but that we ourselves might give you an example so that you might imitate us.

2 Thessalonians 3:7-9

The apostle Paul is a great example of this, he understood that our conduct, our actions are great lessons for other people. This is why he made sure to have the correct behavior and the appropriate values so that his spiritual children would emulate in a similar way after observing.

This is not about deciding whether to communicate or not to communicate, since we are communicating at all times, the idea is what kind of message am I communicating? We must examine ourselves to discover the message we are communicating. Is there a difference between what we say and what we do? Let us choose to share a message that is whole, consistent with what the word of God says, the world needs hope and that is what we can transmit about what God has provided for us.

Is there coherence between what we say and what we do?

Let's take a look at our actions: Do they match our words and attitudes?

Throughout the Bible God invites us to share his word, the truth with all people, so that we can reach all the ends of the earth with the knowledge of God, but there are times when our attitudes and our actions are not only not in harmony but sometimes contradict the words we say.

The apostle Paul is a great example of this, he understood that our conduct, our actions are great lessons for other people. This is why he made sure to have the correct behavior and the appropriate values ​​so that his spiritual children would emulate in a similar way after observing.

The apostle Paul is a great example of this, he understood that our conduct, our actions are great lessons for other people. This is why he made sure to have the correct behavior and the appropriate values so that his spiritual children would emulate in a similar way after observing.