Sometimes “we don’t know how good we have it until it’s gone.” Far too often we put off things we should do, even though doing them would benefit both us and those around us. While it can be daunting to start a monumental task, if broken down into smaller and manageable components, we can begin a discipline and practice that leads us to greater and greater faith, understanding, and witness. Let’s make time for God and see the riches of God’s blessing.
In his final moments on earth after his resurrection, Jesus commissioned the Apostles to go into the world and make new disciples. For some of us today, this can be a scary task: talking to people about our faith and even facing rejection or scorn. However, sharing our faith can also be easy as we look at how easily we talk about other important matters near and dear to our hearts.
Sometimes “we don’t know how good we have it until it’s gone.” Far too often we put off things we should do, even though doing them would benefit both us and those around us. While it can be daunting to start a monumental task, if broken down into smaller and manageable components, we can begin a discipline and practice that leads us to greater and greater faith, understanding, and witness. Let’s make time for God and see the riches of God’s blessing.