Impact

October 3rd – 2 Corinthians 9:6

2 Corinthians 9:6

What we plant today matters more than we realize. Every word we speak, choice we make, and step of obedience, is like a seed falling into the soil of someone’s life. Sometimes the seeds are big, like boldly sharing our testimony. But often they’re small. Like an encouraging word, a whispered prayer, or a Scripture spoken at just the right moment. No matter the offering, God takes it and multiplies it in ways we may never see this side of heaven. Because He turns our simple obedience into fruit that lasts. Imagine sowing kindness into someone’s weary heart, and God using that seed to remind them they’re not forgotten. Or sowing patience with a difficult person, and God softening their spirit through it. Even something as simple as sending a text today to remind a friend that God loves them is a seed with eternal impact. We don’t control the harvest, that’s God’s work. But we do control what we sow. Every seed planted in faith is never wasted. So let’s not hold back or grow weary in scattering them!

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August 2nd – Matthew 17:20

Week 1 – Faith as Small as a Mustard Seed (Matthew 17:20)

Faith, even as small as a mustard seed, can accomplish incredible things. Jesus uses the mustard seed analogy to illustrate that it’s not the size of our faith that matters, but its presence and potential. A mustard seed is tiny, yet it grows into a large, thriving plant. Similarly our faith, no matter how small it may seem, holds the potential for immense growth and impact. When we trust in God, even a little faith can overcome obstacles and achieve the seemingly impossible. This teaches us that we shouldn’t be discouraged by the size of our faith but should nurture it. Growing it through prayer, reading the Word, and trusting in God’s promises. As our faith grows, so does our ability to see God’s power at work in our lives and the lives of others. This small, yet potent faith invites God to move mightily, transforming situations and hearts. By embracing the lesson of the mustard seed, we are reminded to plant our faith in God, trusting that He will cultivate it into something magnificent.

Questions for Reflection –

  1. How can we nurture and grow our small faith daily, trusting that even the smallest belief in God’s power can lead to significant changes and overcome life’s challenges?
  1. In what practical ways can we demonstrate our mustard-seed-sized faith in God’s promises, allowing Him to work through us to achieve the seemingly impossible?

With faith as tiny as a mustard seed, we can watch God grow miracles in our lives. 🙏🏻❤️

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May 26th – Matthew 12:36

Matthew 12:36

People like to say that the tongue is the strongest muscle of the body. And because the Lord knows the profound power and danger of the tongue, He gives a warning. One day we will each give an account for every careless word we speak. Our words can build up or tear down, heal or hurt. They reflect the state of our hearts and can have lasting impacts on others. In a world filled with anger, division, and hostility, it’s crucial to be mindful of our speech. Careless words can spread negativity, falsehoods, and pain, while thoughtful words can inspire, encourage, and bring peace. As followers of Jesus, we must strive to speak with wisdom, kindness, and truth. Our conversations should reflect His love and grace, building others up rather than tearing them down. By doing so, we honor God and demonstrate the transformative power of His Spirit in our lives. As we await His return, let us commit to using our tongues to glorify Him and edify those around us, knowing that every word matters in the eyes of our Savior.

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