May 24, 2020
Faith
I invest my faith only in possibilities for good.
The
Parable of the Talents in the Gospel of Matthew tells the story of a
wealthy man entrusting sums of money to three of his servants before
leaving on a journey. When the man returns, he praises and rewards the
two servants who, through wise investments, have doubled the funds
entrusted to them. A third servant who, acting in fear, hid the money
entrusted to him, receives no reward.
The divine faculty of faith that is part of my spiritual inheritance is more valuable than money. I invest my faith wisely by believing and trusting that possibilities for good are present, even where good has not yet manifested, and I act on that belief. My positively directed faith brings rich rewards in consciousness.
The divine faculty of faith that is part of my spiritual inheritance is more valuable than money. I invest my faith wisely by believing and trusting that possibilities for good are present, even where good has not yet manifested, and I act on that belief. My positively directed faith brings rich rewards in consciousness.
You
have been trustworthy in a few things, I will put you in charge of many
things; enter into the joy of your master.—Matthew 25:21
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