I am a giving person, and find it hard to say "no" to someone when they genuinely need my help. And this causes me to sometimes set aside things that are important to me and absolutely can't be set aside, they are crucial to the well being of my life, my spirit, my soul.
Each person is given gifts and talents by God, to use in their life for themselves and for others. Some cultivate those gifts, others don't. Some follow God, some don't. Some acknowledge that their talent and gifts are from God, others don't.
I'm not talking about just spiritual gifts, other things, like creativity, empathy, being able to speak in front of people. Some people inspire you just by their presence. They always know the right thing to say that makes you feel better about your situation or yourself.
Whatever gift or talent you have, it is God-given, and Proverbs 18:16 reads that a man's gift makes room for him and brings him before great men.
To me that shows the favor of God on a person's life, that whatever they have been given to use for good in their life, it will open doors for them. Opportunity knocking.
I'm not talking about just spiritual gifts, other things, like creativity, empathy, being able to speak in front of people. Some people inspire you just by their presence. They always know the right thing to say that makes you feel better about your situation or yourself.
Whatever gift or talent you have, it is God-given, and Proverbs 18:16 reads that a man's gift makes room for him and brings him before great men.
To me that shows the favor of God on a person's life, that whatever they have been given to use for good in their life, it will open doors for them. Opportunity knocking.
I have a question and then I will close this, and answer it from my own heart another day.
How do YOU cultivate whatever gift God has given you?
How do YOU cultivate whatever gift God has given you?