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The temptation of approval when you become the messiah everyone wants you to be instead of the misunderstood redeemer.Jesus becomes rejected so we can be accepted

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This is the “spiritual equity” we have available to invest, measured in wisdom and power. We see people astonished at Jesus’ teaching, because it was filled with authority and wisdom, and his miracles, because they expressed a degree of God’s power that they’d never seen before. Jesus was “rich” in spiritual capital. That’s what he “had” that gave him the resources necessary to carry out his mission, which was to open up the doors of the kingdom of God to everyone.

 

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This is the “relational equity” we have available to invest, measured in family and friends, the quantity and quality of our relationships with others. Having family and friends is extremely valuable, and the amount of relational capital we have accrues to us in many ways, from our overall sense of well-being and happiness to more tangible ways. We see Jesus invest his physical capital to grow his relational capital with his disciples, for example. In fact, none of the other capitals can actually grow without a relationship of some kind. Jesus invested quite a bit of time in just a few disciples, deepening his relational capital with them, because he knew they would need it for the “job” he was going to give them.

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This is the time and energy we have available to invest, measured in hours and minutes. It comprises the time we make available for tasks, projects, and relationships, as well as the capacity we have to use that time. Our overall health comes into play here, because it greatly affects our ability to invest our time and energy. This things like getting proper rest and living in a rhythm of life that allows us to both work hard and rest is essential if we are going to steward our long-term physical capital. Jesus shows us how to do this when he teaches his disciples how to rest and abide so they can bear fruit.

The life Jesus calls us to is actually a life of investing in these five capitals, which yields an “abundant life” that is flourishing and blesses others because it is “rich toward God,” as Jesus said.

 

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