#small is big

[lightfromthelighthouse]

Good Morning!☀

He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust in the least is unjust also in much. Luke 16:10

Little things matter. They matter to God and they matter to man. A house is not made of a single brick or board but many, each of which is needful to the structure of the house. Take them away one by one and eventually the house is weakened and may collapse. 

When we learn to delight in the small things and do them diligently and consistently we will find the doors to bigger things opening to us. We will find we have greater impact on the lives of others as our seemingly small acts of kindness start to have ripple effects. 

Do not despise the small. Do not underestimate the power found in doing the little things well and consistently. Little actions can have big impact in the lives of others!

[luverofsupernatural]

17. Did some changes for job benefits and stuff.

[iron-neverland]

[esobelmeowmeow]

Thank you po sa mga umorder ng silvanas today! Sana tuloy tuloy na weekly. So happy. 😊

[mahnkloix-blog]

Collage dans les rues d’Athènes 1/4 - 2014 - Projet “ Small Is Big “

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[bestpurplefriend]

“A special people, set apart to represent God to the rest of the world. That’s how God wanted Israel to live, but they refused. Instead, they turned inward and treated those who were different from them as ‘outsiders,’ people to be avoided (or maybe tolerated) instead of embraced. So when Jesus, God with flesh on, shows up on the planet, he is accused of all sorts of evil by the religious elite of the day. And he makes friends with lots of different people—people those elite don’t like, people on the outside. Jesus invites them to the party, to the table and to walk in his ways [...] Here’s the catch: people are not looking for doctrine. They’re looking for a God with skin on, whom they can know, speak with, learn from, struggle with, be honest with, get straight answers from and connect their lives to.” - Small is Big, Slow is Fast, Caesar Kalinowski

Basically this is how we are to live. When we create a missional community we are to welcome everyone, not welcome the cool ones, the ones we get along with and tolerate the ones that get under our skin. We are to WELOCME with smiles and open arms, with gladness in our hearts. Everyone deserves to be loved they way Jesus loves. We need to show them what that is like, because not everyone is tuned to Jesus at first. Some will take more work than others to tune to Jesus. The amount of work it takes to tune to Jesus does not equate to that persons worth as a human being. God’s faithful, forgiving, everlasting love is what equates to every single persons worth.