The little you have can be enough
Sometimes you don't help because what you have looks ridiculous next to the problem.
You see a big need (a friend who's falling apart, a family that can't make ends meet, a cause that needs hands) and you think what you have won't make any difference: little time, little money, little training.
So you do nothing. And the problem stays the same, with one less helper.
God doesn't ask you for what you don't have. He asks for what you have, even if it seems little: an hour, a phone call, what you know how to do. Many great things began with something small that someone dared to give. Leave the rest in his hands.
Key idea
God doesn't ask you for what you don't have, but to give him what you have.
Your challenge for this idea
Today, offer something small you have—some time, a skill, something material—for a need that seems too big to you.
BASED ON
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