Be the Salt of India..!

Reached America last year on their day of thanksgiving or Thanksgiving Day as they call it, where even as celebrations went on, I also heard voices of discontent and simmering anger from groups of Native Indians, the original settlers of America. They spoke of atrocities, of hypocrisy and unfair means used in their displacement into reservations created for them.
Those were the American Indians! What about we Christian Indians in India? Do we have things to be thankful for, while living in a country where we are a minority?
Yes, we have and plenty!
Here, is a country, where as just two percent we can become the salt this nation so badly needs. Everyday, we can increase and enhance the flavor through our lives. Every moment we can be role models to the people around. Every hour, have those around asking why we are so different.
Why? The people ask.
Why didn’t you give a bribe to the policeman?
Why didn’t you react in anger?
Why? Why? Why?
You all must have heard the tale of two salesmen from two different shoe companies who landed in an African port hundreds of years ago. The first salesman looked at the crowds outside his ship and sent a message back to his firm, “No one wears shoes here. Mission will be a failure. Am returning by the same ship!”
The second salesman sent a message to his parent company, “No shoes worn here! What a huge market! Immense potential!”
And that should be the slogan of we the two percent, “Huge market here, immense potential!”
Give thanks that you were chosen to be part of a minority, where every single action of yours can win souls for Christ!
Give thanks, that because of this huge unbelieving majority, you will be forced to rely on the absolute, invincible power of an almighty God!
Give thanks that you are still in a secular country, where the law allows you not only to worship, but preach the gospel, and thus allow you access to untouched fields!
I am not going to go into the thanks that you can give for material things, or health or family. If all those things are good, do thank God, but today, I want to focus on the thankfulness we need to have, for being given the opportunity of being the salt of this country!
Now go beyond thankfulness and spread your salt among the people around you, creating a flavor where people will see God through your lives..!
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8 thoughts on “Be the Salt of India..!”

  1. Bob, you are absolutely right, people may not read the Bible but read a person who has been influenced by the Bible and become the salt of the earth to bring flavour in their lives. Every Christian is an open Bible that all can read and transform their lives.

  2. Very true Bob. Salt is born of the purest of the parents…the SUN and the SEA….even very little of it makes a lot of difference…we are called to add flavour to many lives in all walks of life.

  3. Lovely thought Bob And so true Being a minority shouldn’t subdue us but in fact stir us into action, action to be ambassadors of Christ through our thoughts, words and deeds. God bless you!

  4. Yes Bobby. The Bible tells us to thank God under all circumstances. Even the persecuted Christians do because while suffering for Christ,they share in His glory. God’s Word won’t return empty to the sower.

  5. Bob you know that I am a daily reader of your “banter” & admire your outspokenness! However for the uneducated-in-Christian-ways-and-beliefs your statement to “Give thanks that you were chosen to be part of a minority, where every single action of yours can win souls for Christ!” is likely to be construed as a call to conversion; which the rabble-rousers will make good use of! This is being said only by way of caution. To me the meaning of “Christian” starts with Jesus Christ…but goes way beyond!! (Am not a practising Christian but I still AM Christian…get my drift??)

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