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Can God Use Something As Imperfect As Me?
I think a lot of us wonder if God can really use someone as imperfect as we are. I know I’ve felt that way.
But then I remember how Jesus worked with what seemed like ordinary, even inadequate, things. He used plain water and turned it into wine. He used a handful of bread and fish to feed thousands. He even used a little bit of dirt to heal a blind man’s eyes.
It’s a reminder that He doesn’t need us to be impressive or flawless – just available and willing.
But then I remember how Jesus worked with what seemed like ordinary, even inadequate, things. He used plain water and turned it into wine. He used a handful of bread and fish to feed thousands. He even used a little bit of dirt to heal a blind man’s eyes.
It’s a reminder that He doesn’t need us to be impressive or flawless – just available and willing.
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By 90.9 KCBI-FMI think a lot of us wonder if God can really use someone as imperfect as we are. I know I’ve felt that way.
But then I remember how Jesus worked with what seemed like ordinary, even inadequate, things. He used plain water and turned it into wine. He used a handful of bread and fish to feed thousands. He even used a little bit of dirt to heal a blind man’s eyes.
It’s a reminder that He doesn’t need us to be impressive or flawless – just available and willing.
But then I remember how Jesus worked with what seemed like ordinary, even inadequate, things. He used plain water and turned it into wine. He used a handful of bread and fish to feed thousands. He even used a little bit of dirt to heal a blind man’s eyes.
It’s a reminder that He doesn’t need us to be impressive or flawless – just available and willing.