The young boy hearing the sermon of Jesus just had five
loaves and two fish. What could he make out of it? When he offered it to Jesus, it was multiplied. This was one of the biggest miracles that the people
saw during the ministry of Jesus. It was indeed amazing to see that this little
amount of food was used to feed more than five thousand people. Praise God!
Quite often we complain about what we lack. I wish I had a
lot of money and I would have given so much to the Lord. I wish I had a good
voice so that I could sing for the Lord. The list of our wishes and wants go on
and on like that. But have we ever looked at what we already have? It might be
true that you do not have the talent to preach like Billy Graham or the ability
so sing like Don Moen. But haven’t you any talent at all? Isn’t there any loaf
and fish in your plate that could be shared or multiplied? It is a fact that we
all have some talents unique to us but often we deny it.
The young boy didn’t think a lot when he offered his food to
the Lord. He did not argue or hold back what was dear to him. He offered freely
in faith what he had without any grumbling. Some of us argue that there are so
many out there to do the Lord’s ministry. What difference would I make by doing
something? I am an ordinary believer and I wouldn’t be able to create any
impact. The question is whether you have tried offering what you have to the
Lord. The young boy did his part and five thousand were fed. You may never know
the impact of offering what you have. Life is too short to grumble and waste.
Jesus mentions in his parables about the man who hid his talents in the ground
and was punished when his master returned. There is a day when our master will
surely return and we would have to give an account of our lives to Him. So what
about the five loaves and two fish that I gave you? Did you offer it to build
God’s kingdom? How did you bring me glory with what you have?
“Take me and
use as I am
Well it’s all I have to offer and it’s all I have to give
Two hands one heart
One life to offer you
Two hands one heart that’s what I give to You
Little becomes a lot
When it’s in Your hands”
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