Life Quote by Paul Ellis
““How do we get ready? Not by cloistering ourselves in a monastery, for the ready men and women in Matthew 24:40–42 are working in the fields and grinding in the mill. They are participating in life and providing for their families. Their readiness does not require them to withdraw from society. Being ready means being prepared. It’s having a positive answer to the following question: If Jesus came back today, would you be happy to see him? Perhaps””
About This Quote
Source Bible: Matthew 24:40‑42, New Testament
Readiness is found in active, ordinary life, not isolation; being prepared means welcoming Jesus if He returned today.
In simple terms: Being ready means staying engaged in life and welcoming Christ.
Stay active, keep hope alive.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- family life
- workplace
- community service
- personal reflection
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How does daily work shape your spiritual readiness?
- Can you find joy in ordinary tasks?
Readiness may be challenged by fear or doubt about the future.