Empower your Day in Just Seconds
Grantley Morris
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Like Naaman fuming at being told to have a bath, (2 Kings 5:7-14) we might do something heroic for God terrorize demons, hang by our thumbs in the heart of Islam, rush an injured angel to a vet (who else sets broken wings?) but when it comes to the mundane well I stacked the chairs last week. And you had a bath last Christmas. Miracles we do immediately. The menial takes longer. If it dulls our pride, it saps our enthusiasm. We want the glory. God can find his own. Theres no such thing as an inferior calling; only inferior love. For Simon the Pharisee, washing Jesus feet was a chore beneath his dignity. For the woman he despised, this same task was a wondrous privilege (Luke 7:36-47). For John the Baptist it was an honor so immense it seemed unattainable (Mark 1:7). Its our love and adoration, not the task, thats too small. Taken from Why Lord? Love others! May be freely copied. Just include this notice: © Grantley Morris, www.net-burst.com
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