Day Sixteen

Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with a lot. Whoever is dishonest with very little is dishonest with a lot.
Luke 16:10 GW

Everything has a beginning. There's nothing big that wasn't small in the beginning. God always expects us to be grateful to Him for the seemingly little things that we don't think are important.
This verse teaches us that we can only be truly faithful if we are grateful with the small things we have.
Let's try and think about the things that we think aren't so important in our lives, and let's weigh our faithfulness to those particular things. Have we been faithful? If not, how can we become better in showing God that we are grateful?

Maybe you have a job that you are not entirely grateful for because you think it's small for you. Or maybe you're in a university that you might think is beneath you.Whatever it is, God expects us to be faithful. We should always remember that there was a time when we never had the things we have now. When we start to think like that, we'll learn to be thankful for the small things.

Though your beginning was insignificant, Yet your end will increase greatly.
Job 8:7 NASB

The bible encourages us in an amazing way in the above Scripture. "Though your beginning was insignificant."
It's not about whether what we have it small or great. What's important is being faithful to everything God has blessed us with.
"Yet your end will increase greatly."
It may not look so great right now, but Jesus expects us to be faithful. When we learn to be faithful in the stage that things seem insignificant, we'll be ready to be faithful when things turn our way.

Prayer:   In the name of Jesus Christ, Glorious Father wethank you. Lord, teach us how to be faithful in the few things. Father we aregrateful and thankful for family. We are thankful for our friends. We arethankful for everything you have blessed us with that we don't consider. Today,we say thank you. In the name of Jesus Christ we pray. Amen