Early Call Exhortation

Date: 04/10/2025

Topic: The Spirit of the One-Talent Servant

Bible Verse: Matthew 25:14–30


🕊️ I've heard someone say, “God's blessings is not distributed evenly.” Whether it was said to excuse responsibilities, to measure the standard of wealth, or to justify staying small — what I see is that the spirit of the one-talent servant operates among those whom God has placed much upon.


The one-talent servant did not only come to his Lord with excuses for his inability to invest the talent; he came and began to distort facts to soothe his own narrative, saying his Lord was “a harsh man, reaping where he did not sow and gathering where he did not harvest.” He was projecting his own inadequacies onto his Master.


To what end — and to whose peril?


Sometimes we are angry at God for what we call small blessings, poor backgrounds, or personal limitations. Yet, while some journeys are tougher and others smoother, God remains able to raise one from the dunghill and set them among kings. He uses the foolish things to confound the wise.


We merely misunderstand God when we think He has not been fair to us. The seeming imbalance of life is a reflection of a fallen world, not of God’s injustice. Once you have encountered His grace — step by step, precept upon precept, line upon line — you will realize: He is able!


Come on! We must keep pushing, keep trusting that God can align us to His purpose and cause us to soar like the eagle 🦅. Your faith is the mirror that reflects what you believe God can do.


Today’s admonition:

No matter your background, circumstances, or privileges, you can refine gold out of the raw, make lemonade out of lemons, and be a miracle to your world. Stay focused, stay connected to the real Source of joy.


Your Father’s joy awaits you — even now, on earth. Continue dreaming. Don’t bury your dreams; continue ploughing your fallow ground.

🕊️


#EMC #ReadtheBible #Matthew25v 14 - 29 #Purpose #GraceToSoar.

Comments

  1. ZionNovember 4, 2025 at 9:30 AM

    We need to look inward to discover the talent we have & look for means to multiply it, most times we get carried away with other people's multiplied talents without even discovering ours let alone multiplying them .

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