Ephesians Passage Analysis

Wither it be you are the boss or the worker making sure you treat all who you interact with as you would treat the Lord. God does not care if you are a slave or a king the job that he being for you should be done with him in mind. As I was thinking about this idea of how my act of serving could be actually an act of service that Ephesians passage gave me light on how I should look at as service. Doing this act as if I was not only serving the customer but also God. Jesus tells us how he is in everyone when talking to Saul on the road to Damascus “He fell to the ground and heard a voice saying to him, “Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?” He asked, “Who are you, Lord?” The reply came, “I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting” (9:4-5). Jesus makes it clear that he is in everyone and no matter what we are doing we are interacting with him. …show more content…
Let’s be honest not everyone in the world is nice and sometimes people could have bad days. Jesus wants us to be the figure of Christ for them. That is also services we could do for other. There is the expression kill them with kindness. By acting Christ like we are not giving them a reason to think of us negatively and by a chance giving them time to be able to reflect in what their actions are. No matter what our job is like we have that chance to affect real change. In Gene Veith’s Vocation: The Theology of the Christian Life he says this “God does not need our good works, Luther said, but our neighbor does” (126). The actions we have towards our neighbors(everyone) is what look for us to do as