Good morning everyone,
We human beings can become very focused on the efforts we expend and the results that those efforts bring about, but when it comes to the work of God, we are powerless. Although we cooperate in the work of God by offering our talents and gifts to be used, in the end, all we can do is sit back and marvel at the way that God is at work in and around us.
Jesus hints at this in today's gospel when he compares the kingdom of God to a mustard seed and to yeast (cf Lk 13:19, 21). In each case, grains of mustard and of yeast appear to be extremely small, even inconsequential, yet if a mustard seed is planted, if yeast is bloomed, they have the potential to grow into beautiful creations.
Our own efforts may seem overwhelming for us at times, and still appear to be inconsequential in the grand scheme of things, but if we ask, God can and will use our efforts, even the most meagre of offerings, to do great things.
Have a great day.
We human beings can become very focused on the efforts we expend and the results that those efforts bring about, but when it comes to the work of God, we are powerless. Although we cooperate in the work of God by offering our talents and gifts to be used, in the end, all we can do is sit back and marvel at the way that God is at work in and around us.
Jesus hints at this in today's gospel when he compares the kingdom of God to a mustard seed and to yeast (cf Lk 13:19, 21). In each case, grains of mustard and of yeast appear to be extremely small, even inconsequential, yet if a mustard seed is planted, if yeast is bloomed, they have the potential to grow into beautiful creations.
Our own efforts may seem overwhelming for us at times, and still appear to be inconsequential in the grand scheme of things, but if we ask, God can and will use our efforts, even the most meagre of offerings, to do great things.
Have a great day.
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