Sometimes the Lord sends the poor... the discouraged... the hopeless... the helpless and the needy to us... As A TEST... to see where we're at.
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If you want to know someone's heart... see how they treat folks who can do nothing for them. Hebrews 13:2
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The Good Samaritan Got Seemingly Nothing Out of Helping the man who was beaten and left for dead.” Luke 10:25-37
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The Widow Who Gave Her Last Pennies as an offering... Looked Small in The Eyes of The Wealthy... But Jesus Said she gave more than them all. Mark 12:41-44
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Bottom Line: He Does See... And He Knows!
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Your Father Which Sees in Secret... Himself Shall Reward You Openly. Matthew 6:6
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The Lord said unto Samuel... the Lord Sees Not as Man Sees; for man Looks on the Outward Appearance, but the Lord... Looks On the Heart. 1st Samuel 16:7
Actions Speak Louder Than Words
January 25th
A Little PS...
It has been one of the bigger lessons of my life not to be too hasty to judge folks. Sure they can be out of it... maybe they have committed some horrendous sin... BUT... why am I there. Well more often than not... it's not to be the judge and jury. It's often been to show them a sample of love and honesty... and Christ... and give them a chance to change and repent.
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Also there have been times when some weak troubled person was really just a test for me to see how I would respond and act. It always pays to Give God's Love... & Hope... & Salvation.
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How be it that many have entertained angels unawares. Hebrews 13:2
I absolutely love the daily inspirations on this website. I'm a single mom raising two kiddos and these bolts of light give me hope to keep fighting on. They really brighten my day. They remind me that nothing is too hard for Jesus. He never fails.
Dr Ileana Ramudo-Townsend
Wow. This is exactly what I needed to hear this morning. I was thinking about the future in this life, thinking how am I going to make it. He has always done so much for me in the past but what's going happen now? So, these are great promises.
Jesus, the same yesterday today and forever.
Jon Fisher
