Do not detest the day of little things
The prophet Zechariah made the inquiry above to the Jews who had quite recently come back from bondage and were attempting to revamp the sanctuary, an undertaking that appeared to be difficult to them. They were very few and in resources. The Lord addressed them prophetically and made the inquiry : "Who has detested the day of little things?" This inquiry is as substantial to us today as it was on the main day it was asked, and most likely more.
God regularly begins little. His kingdom began like a little raise that spread over the whole bump. He utilized a little stick in the hand of Moses to puzzle Pharaoh on his honored position. The Church began with around 120 disciples in the second story room and has spread over the globe. This is the means by which God works and it is same with us today.
Try not to hold up to consider things important just once you have seen the "enormous thing." Learn to perceive the finger of God in the seemingly insignificant details that come your direction. Do you know what amount of that thought in your brain is worth? Is it true that you are loathing your gathering on the grounds that there are just a few people in participation? God is asking this inquiry to you today: "What do you have in your grasp?" Do not scorn it, for it may be all God will use to change your reality. Take after the Spirit and support the little things that are in your grasp.
For what reason do we tend to detest the easily overlooked details we have?
Is there something little you have been detesting? Remember it and begin making utilization of it from today.
Thank the Father right now for all the "little things" you can recall in your life. There are some who don't see the little things they have on the grounds that they appear to be nearly nothing. Implore that the Lord will help you not to loathe anything or anybody around you.
Despising the days of little beginning can be likened to the unfaithful servant who hid the Master's talent in the ground (Matthew 25: 28,24-30). It is a disastrous decision.
We should thank God for every little opportunity which when well tended with wisdom can grow like the seed of a mustard to a full-blown tree where birds can perch on and animals find shelter underneath.
Thank you Apostle @tikhub for sharing this.
This post reminds me of Jesus's Parable of the Mustards Seed. The work of God starts small but grows exponentially!
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