Heaven Jesus told the parable of the minas because His listeners assumed the kingdom of God would appear immediately. Instead, He described a nobleman who traveled to a distant country to receive a kingdom and then return. Before leaving, the master entrusted resources to his servants and commanded, “Do business till I come” (Luke 19:13).Continue reading “The King Is Coming—What Are You Doing With His Trust?”
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The God We Trust and the Excuses We Make
DID YOU KNOW Trust shapes nearly every decision we make. We follow directions because we trust the person giving them, accept advice because we trust its source, and take risks because we trust the promised outcome. The Parable of the Ten Minas in Luke 19:11–27 asks us to examine whether we truly trust the characterContinue reading “The God We Trust and the Excuses We Make”
Faithful in the Waiting, Fruitful in the Present
DID YOU KNOW Waiting has always been one of God’s primary classrooms. From patriarchs to prophets, from disciples to present-day believers, Scripture repeatedly places God’s people in seasons where movement feels slow, answers seem delayed, and fulfillment remains just out of reach. The passages before us—from Genesis 32–33, Matthew 24:29–25:13, and Ecclesiastes 7:22–29—invite us toContinue reading “Faithful in the Waiting, Fruitful in the Present”
The Achiever’s Dilemma
The post discusses three subtle temptations faced by achievers: self-sufficiency, the desire for spectacular achievement, and the pursuit of power. Each temptation detracts from spiritual growth and faith. Instead, the author encourages reliance on God, humility in service, and seeking true significance over mere success, fostering a life of faithful stewardship.