Christian Vacations

[Gladys]

Christian vacations are supposed to be taken at the right time and at the right place. There are Christians who go on a vacation on the wrong time. I am saying on the wrong time since they are supposed to be working, doing the work of God. In the second book of Samuel chapter eleven, King David did not go to war; instead he took a vacation and remained at home. What followed thereafter is sin. David sinned; he lay with Uriah's wife Bathsheba.

As a Christian do you take a vacation when you are supposed to be doing the work of the Lord?

[luicer]

We have to understand that there is time and season for everything. We have to do things at the right time and place to avoid going against God's will. Vacations are important but if they happen to interrupt our Christian programs is better we don't attend but go for God's work first. Let God be the first priority in everything we do.

[lynkez]

This is where most of us fall. We arrange for family or business trips on the Sabbath, a day on which we should be resting and worshipping. We consider keeping appointments more than attending a divine service, and we end up sinning even when we could have skipped the same. That is how the devil is pilfering us away from the will of God. A lot of fantastic and fun places and things have come up, which have taken the attention of the Christian mind. We need Jesus to get saved. We need the Holy Spirit to give us inner understanding of the Sabbath, so that we prioritize good works first before any others.

[Ivyc]

There is always time and season for everything but we don,t recognize this, we work tirelessly day in day out to satisfy our greed ambitions. Vacations are essential since they help in mind relaxation, they help one to overcome some pleasure. Vacations shouldn't interfere with one's faith, a perfect destination for should be chosen which won't interfere with your faith. It is advisable for Christians to go out to experience new things.