Sarah Blankenship is back with us for this week’s Monday Minute, and she’s reminding us of something we so easily forget: the small things matter.

In Luke 16:10, Jesus says, “Whoever is faithful in very little is also faithful in much.” And sometimes that “very little” looks like pulling weeds, washing dishes, folding laundry, tending a garden, feeding animals, or showing up for ordinary chores when no one is clapping.

Sarah shares how gardening, homesteading, and the daily rhythms of simple work aren’t insignificant — they are sacred. The quiet obedience. The unseen consistency. The tending and nurturing that no one posts about. These small faithful things shape our character, strengthen our roots, and bear fruit over time.

Faithfulness isn’t flashy. It’s steady.

If you’ve been wondering whether what you’re doing right now really matters — this one is for you. 🌱

Because in God’s kingdom, nothing done in faith is ever small.

And when we’re together… it’ll always be fun. 💛