Title DAY32. Serving as God has given you
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The parable of the talents is also very meaningful to me.
Until I properly share my situation and heart, people may not understand well whether I misunderstood God with the same heart as the one who received the one talent, but I want to bury that talent in the ground and live a merciful life like the one who received the one talent. this is inside me
Now, not only the visible service but also the invisible foot service is valued by God, and I know that God repays us more greatly if we do not receive praise from people...
I can't play the piano, can't sing well, can't dance well when I was a child, and I don't do very well in Bible contests, so I think I started to wither away from church from an early age. Of course, his timid personality added to that, so he didn't try what he wasn't good at, and he couldn't find what he was good at, so he seems to have grown up to be a more passive and less confident child. Ironically, as I set higher standards and standards for myself, I was disappointed, focused on what God didn’t ask for, and what God didn’t give me, and I missed out on what God gave me.
Tolerating me, acknowledging my limitations.
God paved the way for me to go to a university I never thought I would,
In this place, between a greater sense of inferiority and arrogance, He put me in a tightrope time and made me realize...
As we meditate on the parable of the talents again, God's interest is not in how much we have left, but in how faithfully we use what God has given us. And that he wants us to grow. made it known
But even today, I still see in my heart that there is a heart that cannot tolerate my limitations, a heart that compares with others, a heart that wants to be a different person, and a heart that concentrates on things that will not be given to me. I beg you to have mercy...
A friend once told me that.
There is a flower garden that God has given to each person, and if you look at the flower garden because someone else's flower garden is prettier, your flower garden will eventually die of plants and become desolate.
Even now, I don't know the gifts God has given me or where I will be used, and sometimes I feel like there is no hope because it seems like I can't be helped, but now I know that God is fair. You will know that you are not a master who tries to reap what you do not sow, and you will know that everyone has a plan to fulfill through that person. So, instead of focusing on what I am, I have to focus on the greatness of Him, discover the grace that He has placed in my daily life, and faithfully serve what I need to do at that time.