What is Commitment
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Understanding Commitment
Introduction
Commitment is a complex concept, encompassing various aspects of life such as family, career, country, personal beliefs, and faith. It signifies an emotional or intellectual dedication to a course of action or a person.
Personal Commitments
When I married my wife, I promised to care for her and our family physically and emotionally. Our relationship is built on mutual trust and aligned under spiritual beliefs. I've also committed to providing quality work for my employer, ensuring fairness for the compensation I receive.
I’ve pledged allegiance to my country, serving in the military to defend constitutional rights. Personally, I've strived for self-sufficiency, balancing my commitments to my ideology, where God ranks highest, followed by family and self.
Even after facing major health challenges, my commitments have remained unwavering. Changing circumstances don't make a commitment void; it endures as a testament to its origin.
Spiritual Commitment
As believers, our promise to God entails upholding His statutes and maintaining faith, regardless of challenges. Yet, our trials don't match the ultimate sacrifice made in the name of faith. Let’s reflect on the commitments Jesus made.
The Commitments of Jesus
1. Reclaiming Dominion: Jesus sought to reclaim the earth from evil forces, maintaining the authority originally given to humanity.
2. Preaching to Israel: His mission was to preach salvation to the Jews first, fulfilling prophecies and laying a foundation for wider redemption.
3. Salvation for All: Jesus established a salvation plan accessible to everyone, offering eternal life to those who believe.
4. Sacrifice for Salvation: He willingly gave His life, a central act that secured salvation for humanity.
5. Living a Sinless Life: Jesus served as a perfect example, embodying the sinless life we strive to achieve.
6. Fulfilling Divine Will: His actions demonstrated total submission to God’s will, a lesson in commitment for all.
7. Defeating Evil: Jesus committed to dismantling the influence of evil, granting believers freedom through His victory.
8. Establishing God’s Eternal Kingdom: His return will fulfill the last promise, establishing divine dominion on earth.
Conclusion
Throughout history, Jesus has fulfilled numerous commitments, reinforcing the expectation that He will complete His mission by returning and confronting evil decisively. As global uncertainty grows, the question remains: where will your commitment lie when Christ returns? Will you choose to align with divine purpose or remain entangled in worldly struggles?
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