Remain faithful

“He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust in the least is unjust also in much.” 
Luke 16:10(KJV).

Please don't trivialize your present assignment. It does not matter if it is to two or three people you are leading, do not trivialize it. You are there for a reason.

A dear man of God, Pastor Willy George was preaching on television, and he never received a call for about a year. So, he decided to get off television, and he started producing movies for children. Then, it happened that a little girl who has been watching his movies was kidnaped by a man who kidnaps children, molest them and dismembers their bodies afterwards.

This murderer, in order to kidnap the girl put up a false identity and came to their house. He knocked on their door claiming to be an uncle; he took the girl and drove her off town. In the process, she got to know that he was not her uncle and he was acting strange. Then she remembered what she watched in one of the Christian movies produced by Pastor Willy George, and she said to the murderer, “In the Name of Jesus, take me back home.” The man suddenly turned around, drove her back home, she came down, and he zoomed off. The police and all those who knew about the activities of this kidnapper and murderer were all surprised and wondered how he left her unharmed. Then, the girl said that it was because of what she learnt in Pastor Willy George's Show.

So, be encouraged and know that your present assignment has a far more reaching effect than you can estimate. Keep on doing what you are doing because as you do, someone is being blessed, influenced and positioned to make a big difference some day.

PRAYER
Dear Father, I ask that you open my eyes to see and my heart to understand the value you place in even the least service I render in the house of God. Thank you Father for I receive grace to remain faithful in that which you have called me to do. In Jesus Name. Amen.

For further study read: 
Romans 12:5-11.

DOING THE WORD
Carry out your responsibility with a new sense of worth and fervency, knowing that you are modeling someone's life for Christ.