1 Samuel 14, John 7:31-53, Psalms 109:1-31, Proverbs 15:5-7
What God said to me – There is an old song “Little Is Much When God Is In It”. It was inspired by the account of My Son, Jesus, feeding more than five thousand people with five loaves and two fish. However, there are many stories in My word along the same lines – the widow who fed Elijah all during the drought with a handful of flour and a little oil that never ran out – My Son turning the water to wine – the prophet’s widow whose creditors were coming to take her sons and Elisha took a small bottle of oil and filled enough vessels to pay the debt and support the family. “I AM” able to do exceedingly, more abundantly than you can think or ask and I don’t just mean taking a few things and making them into many. When Saul’s son. Jonathan, was going over to confront the Philistines with just his armor bearer, he said, “the Lord is not restrained to save by many or by a few.” He understood the truth that if he was following Me that two could be as successful as an entire army. Now think of this in terms of your life and ministry – you don’t have to be charismatic or talented or articulate for Me to do great things through you. You just have to be surrendered to Me. You could be a greeter at church or a childcare worker or serve food at a fellowship – there is no small ministry when I call you to it – like a stone tossed in a lake, the ripple effects go beyond what you can see – little is much when “I AM” in it.