Yesterday I talked about..."what if I fully surrendered myself to Jesus?". I based the discussion on the story of the boy giving up his lunch to be used by Jesus in John 6.
What moved me most about this account is that the boy was nameless, insignificant (kids held no value in the culture) and poor (barley was a poor man's bread). These facts encourage me by showing how anyone can make a difference.
More and more, I'm beginning to realize that what makes something great is not the size of what you give, but into whose hands it is given.
What moved me most about this account is that the boy was nameless, insignificant (kids held no value in the culture) and poor (barley was a poor man's bread). These facts encourage me by showing how anyone can make a difference.
More and more, I'm beginning to realize that what makes something great is not the size of what you give, but into whose hands it is given.
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