A Tiny Seed, a Tiny Deed
Do not despise small beginnings, for the LORD rejoices to see the work begin.
Zechariah 4:10 (NLT)
Against a towering giant, a brook pebble seems futile. But God used it to topple Goliath. Compared to the tithes of the wealthy, a widow's coins seem puny. But Jesus used them to inspire us.
Moses had a staff.
David had a sling.
Samson had a jawbone.
Rahab had a string.
Mary had some ointment.
Dorcas had a needle.
All were used by God.
What do you have?
God inhabits the tiny seed, empowers the tiny deed. Don't discount the smallness of your deeds.
From: Cure for the Common Life
Copyright (W Publishing Group, 2005) Max Lucado
1 comment:
Wonderful! Just shows that we all have something: a smile, a hug, a tear. Sometimes I think it has to be something "grand", but God uses the simple so many times. Mom
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