2 Kings 2:1, 6-14 / Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18
Generally speaking, extroverts are comfortable with people around them.
They may even like it when attention is drawn to them.
On the other hand, introverts may tend to avoid crowds and prefer a quieter company, or just a companion.
But an extrovert may not be all out to gain attention.
And an introvert may yearn for attention in some other ways.
But whether we think of ourselves as an extrovert or introvert, there is an aspect in our lives that we need to be aware of.
And that is this – what will we do when there are people watching us.
And what will we do when we think that no one is watching us.
Whether there are people watching us or not, we also need to know this.
And that is, God is looking at us.
God is looking at us not to catch us for doing something wrong.
God is looking at us because He loves us, and He wants us to look at Him in return.
When we look at God, then we will know what He wants of us, and we will also do what is pleasing to Him.
When we look at God with love, then He will also bless us with His love.