In Matthew 25: 14-30 describes the parable of the bags of gold. A master
gives his servants some gold and instructed them to be good stewards of it
until he came back. When he did, most servants multiplied the money that was
given to them, all but one, who hid the money because he was afraid to lose the
money and that his master would give him a hard time. When the Lord found out
about this he gave the money the unfaithful servant had to the one
who had the most money and had multiplied it. Well this just sounds mean!
When you think about it, God put us on this earth for a
reason. He gave us very amazing gifts and talents in order for us to glorify
Him. It is His will that, while we are on this earth, we work to honor and
glorify His name.
So, in the last post, I spoke about how we should always long
for the next life, but that does not mean that we get to throw this one away.
Certainly God doesn't want that. He wants us to live life to the max. We get to
have fun, but we also get to put the gifts He has given us to work. Never
forgetting who we are, where we are from and where we are going, we must use
our talents and let people know Christ through us. Whether it is through being
a homemaker, a businessman, a soldier, a youtuber, a blogger or
whatever it is that you do, put your talents to good use.
What God wills you to do, is very important. Don't look to
the side and feel like what you are doing, compared to x or y, is not worth it.
We are all needed. If you do not know what God's will is for your life, pray
about it. Do not impose you will to God's. Remember what the scriptures say in
Matthew 26:39: And going a little farther he fell on his face and prayed,
saying, “My Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me; nevertheless,
not as I will, but as you will.”
So what d we do with this life? We honor God with it, putting
our gifts, bestowed on us by Him, to work. We do not hide and waste our
lives away. It would be a sin to do so. We would be bad stewards, unworthy of
being given more responsibility.
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