Dedicated Christians across the board took their time out and observed tenets associated with the just concluded easter holiday. THe holiday is commonly chararcterisirsed with fasting for atleast forty days and denials around one's luxuries to allocated most of the time to prayer. UNder this banner of preparartion for easter, many routiness are dropped and people concentrate mostly on pleasing their maker through their actions.
Whereas praise and worship rents the air almost everywher you turn, it is equally sad to note that the whole concept of buying into the idea of applying the right version of living is not seriously employed in people's lives permanently. THe issue of self sacrifice is as short term as the marking of the holiday starting on Ash Wednesday and culminating through lent and finally forgotten after marking Easter on good FRiday through easter monday. In our subsequent articles, we focus on what next after easter.
After a full month plus dedication to the correct version of living, have people changed or will we still fall back to our mundane and ordinary awkward lifestyles? THinking in the minds of ordinary members of society who are poorly schooled and mustly uncultured, we check whethere these individuals unfortunately where the majority fall have what it takes to listen and champion change and even scour their own lives.
Digging further into a life of a common person, we notice that these people are chiefly troubled with so many issues both basic and sopyscicated. Whereas he or she tries hard to catch up with the celerity of life, other than not many are destructed with one too many matters that require their attention. Their ignorance betrays them and prejudice apathy notwithstanding, you must know that an ordinary society member has a long way to go. Riguor, and home work are some of the things that must be in demand within his/her reach to stirrany change. Keep it here for a full dose.
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