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It may suffer from an identity crisis, but Young Sherlock is still much cleaner than other recent interpretations of the iconic detective.
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Ken avoided the migrant workers in his building. Their habits and way of life, so different from his, annoyed him. One day, however, while Ken was praying, a thought pierced him: They’ve been your neighbors for years, yet not once have you shared the gospel with them. Think carefully about your attitude towards them.
Scripture tells us of when God confronted the Israelites with a similar warning: “Give careful thought to your ways” (Haggai 1:7). After their captivity in Babylon, His people returned to Jerusalem, tasked to rebuild the temple. God had “moved the heart of Cyrus king of Persia” (Ezra 1:1) to order the construction and provide funds (vv. 2-4). But after the people laid the foundation, opposition grew (4:1-5), so they neglected the project for fourteen years.
Through the prophet Haggai, God told them: “Give careful thought to your ways. . . . My house . . . remains a ruin, while each of you is busy with your own house” (Haggai 1:7, 9). God was saying, “Think carefully about how you’re living. Are you doing what I want you to do?”
God disciplined His people (vv. 5-11), but when they resumed construction, He encouraged them: “I am with you . . . . Do not fear” (2:4-5). And the temple was completed in less than five years.
In what area of life do we need to “give careful thought to [our] ways”? Let’s ask God to show us and help us follow His correction.
On this episode of Mission Compass, hear from Joseph Kibbee as he shares how a long standing vision has led to a new Gospel radio station reaching the Kissi people across Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea. Discover how solar powered radios and local language broadcasting are bringing the message of Christ into communities where traditional evangelism is limited. You will also be introduced to the Konyanka people of Liberia and the need for prayer, faithful presence, and Gospel witness among these unreached groups. Be encouraged by initiatives like "Back to School with Jesus," where children are equipped with supplies and discipled through ongoing follow up, demonstrating the love of Christ in both word and action.
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