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“His master said to him, ‘Well done, good and faithful slave. You were faithful with a few things, I will put you in charge of many things; enter into the joy of your master.’” (Matthew 25:21)
As trusting employees of the Holy Spirit, we learn, in little or much, that the tasks before us are form-fitted to God’s abilities, and He is ready to perform them through willing souls. The lesson of life is to trust God’s skill sets. We put no confidence in the flesh. Father wanted to remove that cumbersome burden and replace it with the Holy Spirit at work through the flesh. (See Romans 6.) Our response to His love invading souls is our trust that God is doing just that. We act on trust, leading to trust.
We can do no better than trust God.
Lord, I am wholly available to You, for You to be the only excuse for my being who and what I am and what I say and do.
By Dean Chicquette“His master said to him, ‘Well done, good and faithful slave. You were faithful with a few things, I will put you in charge of many things; enter into the joy of your master.’” (Matthew 25:21)
As trusting employees of the Holy Spirit, we learn, in little or much, that the tasks before us are form-fitted to God’s abilities, and He is ready to perform them through willing souls. The lesson of life is to trust God’s skill sets. We put no confidence in the flesh. Father wanted to remove that cumbersome burden and replace it with the Holy Spirit at work through the flesh. (See Romans 6.) Our response to His love invading souls is our trust that God is doing just that. We act on trust, leading to trust.
We can do no better than trust God.
Lord, I am wholly available to You, for You to be the only excuse for my being who and what I am and what I say and do.