Once upon a time, a mother made her son a wristband. On it was written: WWJD? The phrase “What would Jesus do?” (often abbreviated to WWJD) became popular in the United States in the 1990s and as a personal motto for adherents of Evangelical Christianity who used the phrase as a reminder of their belief in a moral imperative to act in a manner that would demonstrate the love of Jesus through the actions of the adherents.
The WWJD movement started in 1989 when the youth group at Calvary Reformed Church in Holland, Michigan, studied Charles Sheldon’s 1896 novel, In His Steps.
But the message of WWJD should not be taken for granted due to overexposure. As simple as it seems, sometimes the question—What would Jesus do?—still leaves people wondering. However, its not hard when ones considers that Jesus said, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. #Love
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True love never grows old. We love seeing old couples. It gives us hope that love can still stand the test of time.
Beyond the fad
“What would Jesus do?” is an irrelevant question for many people because they don’t know who Jesus is. Before we can ask the question “What would Jesus do?” we must ask ourselves whether we know Jesus. Knowing Jesus begins with reading about His life, teachings, and claims in the Bible.
So what would Jesus do? He would seek the Father for the strength and wisdom to embrace, restore, confront, teach, serve, and equip the people around him.
This phrase should drive us back to the gospels to take a fresh look at how Jesus lived. The fad phase of WWJD may be over, but we need to hold on to the phrase even whiles posting images on Godinterest and keep asking ourselves—What would Jesus do? It’s a great question. But remember: If you’re not sure what Jesus actually did in his life, then you’re just guessing at what he might do in yours.
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As much as we’d like to rest in our own shades of gray (pun intended), our comfort zones, our lukewarm tubs of complacency, sisters, He is calling us out of the shadows of controversy and into His glorious light. We are called to live in the light of His presence where He “turns our eyes from worthless things and gives us light through His word” (Psalm 119:37).
The one good thing that controversy stirs us is self-reflection. We have to ask ourselves the tough questions. Questions like, “Is what I am saying/doing/watching/thinking about and yes — even reading — is it working with Christ to bring about His glory or is it working against Him; because there is no in-between in His economy.
I loved the last sentence, “If you’re not sure what Jesus actually did in his life, then you’re just guessing at what he might do in yours.” and I hope to meditate on it until I know for certain what Jesus actually said and did based on the first two commendments.
Yup. https://zeitgeistcontext.wordpress.com/2017/04/10/capn-kidd-his-gospel-coalition-mates/
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Amen…
And the King will say, ‘I tell you the truth, when you did it to one of the least of these my brothers and sisters,[c] you were doing it to me!’
Very true. Most are caught up in the world and what it has to offer. I’m afraid there will be apt of people who line up to enter the Kingdom and will be disclosed entrance as the lord exclaims I don’t know you. For I was hungry, and toy did not fed me. I was thirsty, and you did not give me a drink. I was a stranger, and you did not invite me into your home. I was naked, and you did not give me clothing. I was sick, and you did not care for me. I was in prison, and you did not visit me.’
I have found that most don’t want to know… it would mean giving up too much
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Amen♡ Good word♡
I enjoyed reading this post. A person can only know what would Jesus do if they thoroughly understood that Jesus was a Jew, never founded the church, and would be horrified by Christianity as it is today. Jesus only knew the Hebrew Bible – what Christians call the Old Testament. He never claimed to be God because as a Jew, that would be heresy. His messianic mission was to start a movement preaching that the will of God be done on earth as it is in heaven.
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So true. Such a simple question, but if honestly uses can help to transfer our lives.
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Laura Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Greatly appreciated. God Bless. Well done on the blog. Would love to hear more about how you got started and some of the challenges you’ve faced whiles setting up your ministry etc https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1hQL4weMuSliElRN23J0853V5cGCURmii9QI2nRcFNuU
What a great site! wow! I love it! I hope I can connect with you. May we as a body all grow up toward the head, which is christ and may we all do our part! amen. Laura Grace Author and blogger at http://www.gracetogrowdaily.com
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Agreed. Thanks for sharing your thoughts God Bless
This one of my important life questions that I use to help guide me through times when I cannot make the right decision for myself. We are very blessed and should be grateful. Some people have nothing…
I believe the article reflects a deficiency in our church culture today. We have a casual acquaintance with God through church attendance, but we lack a personal relationship with the godhead. My hope, my mission is that WWJD or WIJD would serve as a catalysis to pursue a close personal relationship with the Lord of all creation.
Great discussion. A speaker made a comment regarding WWJD, and that is WIJD (What is Jesus doing) since he is now a living presence in his church – the body of Christ. Be Blessed.
The very act of asking the question WWJD? Allows that precious time God needs to work on our hearts so that we do not react with harsh- earthly “wisdom”.
Great post
I do enjoy the contemplation of WWJD
Based on my extremely limited tiny knowledge of What Jesus Did
Jesus would not be in the military. Under no circumstance that I am aware of would The Prince of Peace pick up a weapon and kill anyone.
It is the ultimate contradiction to any gleened teaching’s that I am aware of.
Therefore WWJD in my perception needs to be a focus on behavior’s and actions. All the way to the cross, my awareness tells me he turned the other cheek.
Must trust, if there is a heaven for all who follow God’s laws, can not arbitrarily dismiss “Thou shall not kill”.
Again, great post.