Ever found yourself looking for love, compassion, or even just a smidge of encouragement in all the wrong places? Like expecting a plant to grow in a desert without a
drop of water? We've all been there, haven’t we?
But here’s the thing – God didn’t just start it all; He started
it all with the sole purpose of blessing us so that we would pass it on.
Talk about a divine game of pay-it-forward! You see, we are the conduits of His
blessings.
Christ’s words in Luke 6:38, "Give, and it will be
given to you," lay out this beautiful spiritual law: reciprocity. Now,
don’t worry – this isn’t some complicated cosmic algebra. Yikes! I get the
hibby-jibbies when I remember my algebra class in high school. I never
understood how algebra could be anything but a headache.
Oops! I went on a rabbit trail! Seriously, that “Give, and it will be given
you” is a principle we see every day. You smile at someone, and guess what?
Nine times out of ten, you’ll get a smile right back. If you offer criticism,
well... let’s just say you might get an equally critical "gift" in
return. The point is, our actions create ripples, whether we notice it or not.
The law of reciprocity is woven into the very fabric of how
God designed the world. Physics even agrees – for every action, there’s an
equal and opposite reaction. So why not test it out in the best way possible?
Be the blessing. Whether you’re at the grocery store, in line at the DMV (pray
for patience), or even wrangling unruly kids (or grandkids!) – be the one who
radiates God's goodness.
Genesis 12:2 says it plainly, “I will bless you…so you will
be a blessing.” Let’s not just keep God’s blessings in our pockets like
forgotten pennies. Let’s spend them wildly – on smiles, kind words, and
compassion. You just never know how your small act of blessing could come
rolling back to you like an unexpected gift from heaven.
God’s system of giving always ensures we’re never left
empty-handed. So go ahead, be that blessing today – the returns are better than
anything Amazon Prime could deliver!
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