Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put
you in charge of many things. Come and share your master's happiness. - Matthew 25:21
This passage in Matthew was excerpted from the parable of the servants and the talents. This parable tells us two things. First it speaks to being responsible for the things placed in our care. Second, it addresses the consequence of being faithful, and of being unfaithful.
Being faithful to the gifts given to us by God will produce eternal rewards, being unfaithful will result in being separated from God and his blessing.
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you in charge of many things. Come and share your master's happiness. - Matthew 25:21
This passage in Matthew was excerpted from the parable of the servants and the talents. This parable tells us two things. First it speaks to being responsible for the things placed in our care. Second, it addresses the consequence of being faithful, and of being unfaithful.
Being faithful to the gifts given to us by God will produce eternal rewards, being unfaithful will result in being separated from God and his blessing.
To get this entire devotion, and all of the devotions for July, just CLICK HERE
In every devotion you also get a principle pulled from the devotion; an affirmation of the principle; a reflection on the devotion; and, in the printed version, an area to journal your thoughts on the devotion for that day.
Go ahead and click through to the Daily God Walk devotional for this month: CLICK HERE
If you enjoy reading this devotion for today I have a free book I want to give you. This complimentary book is our way of saying thanks for reading the Daily God Walk daily
devotional.
To get your copy of the free book, "Hope and Promises From God's Word" just complete the form below and include your thoughts on this devotion.
Your Thoughts: We would love to know your thoughts on this post. Just click on the the "comments" button at the top of the page. If you liked this post you may want to get the entire month. Get the entire month of the Daily God Walk as our way of saying thanks for following
this blog. To get your copy JUST CLICK HERE
Check out our other website at www.biblestudydevotions.com
The Daily God Walk now has a study guide edition. Readers are finding that having the study guide helps them internalize the messages in the devotions. It also provides a format for leading small groups. Check it out by clicking here
To get more information about the Daily God Walk or the ministries of New Hope Ministry Resources, or if you just want to make comments on what you read, please fill in the form below.
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