Virtually Active

Today I am walking along the NaPali Coast in Kauai.

Virtually.

The treadmill at the gym gives me the options of walking all over the world.

From Kauai to France.

All different types of terrain.

People on their journey going at different paces.

I tend to revisit the same path because it’s what I’m comfortable with as I am walking.

But I need to get out of my comfort zone.

Using Virtual Active is a great reminder that I need to be virtually active in my faith walk.

It’s easy to get so comfortable on my own path, I forget others do not always have the same view.

They might be moving at a different pace.

It’s easy to judge others who are not on the same path as us.

We all come from different circumstances and have different life experiences.

Empathy is being able to put yourself in another’s shoes to understand the path that they are walking.

Without judgement.

Christ came from heaven to earth not to condemn or criticize, but to walk with His people.

He slowed His pace to walk in ours,, leaving the comfort of heaven.

And even though we may all walk different paths, our destination is the same.

We are all walking home.

“Jesus said, “Forsake the habit of criticizing and judging others, and you will not be criticized and judged in return. Don’t condemn others and you will not be condemned. Forgive over and over, and you will be forgiven over and over.”
‭‭Luke‬ ‭6‬:‭37‬ ‭TPT‬‬