I had an interesting thoughts for today, and I cannot remember what led me to those thoughts. I thought of how I wanted people to remember me by when I pass away, and later today I found out the founder of “Apple” Steve Jobs passed away due to illness. Obviously he was a well known business person, that made a fortune in computers, and his influence changed technology. Jobs had numerous achievements, but I wonder what thoughts did he have as his life was dwindling down. Did he thought of his company that he started up, did he thought of how much money he accumulated, or was he satisfy in the family man he was? Did he wish he could have spend more time with his family, and all of these questions are just speculations. One of things I hope is that he was a believer of Christ, and only God knows that.
When I pass from this earth to be with Jesus there are two things that I want to be remember by. First one is that I want people to know me as someone that love Jesus with all His heart, and that surrender his life to His will. I hope people see that in my actions, and second thing I want people to know me by was that he loved his family second to Jesus. I want to be the best husband, and father that God would want me to be. That means always striving to be there, and wanting to spend time with them more than anything else that puts time I give them 2nd to Jesus. If I am able to accomplish those things, than I feel that did live a pretty good life. I do not want to be laying on my death bed, or going to heaven wishing that I spent more time with my family cause I can only do that on earth. Those are the two things that I desire to do while I am on this earth, and I am asking God for many years to do that. I know that I will hear the words from Jesus saying “well done faithful servant”, and I hope that people on earth will celebrate in that as well as the two things that I wanted to accomplish. I hope those are the two things that Steve Jobs accomplish as well, because there is not enough money in the world to replace time.
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