Devotional week 14

A construction worker was once given complete control to build a house. His employer gave him the funds and trusted him to complete the project excellently. However, seeing an opportunity for personal gain, the worker cut corners. He purchased lower-quality materials, skipped crucial steps in the construction process, and rushed the job. When the project was finished, his boss handed him the keys and said, “This is my gift to you. You will live in what you have built.” Imagine his regret.

Devotional week 13

On my way home from the market, the bus driver stopped at a gas station to refill his tank. The fuel attendant was not at his post, so someone called him, and he arrived a few seconds later. Almost immediately, some of the older passengers began whispering, sighing loudly, and making unpleasant remarks. They mocked the attendant, saying he was not fit for the job.

Devotional week 12

Have you ever felt like what you have is not enough? Perhaps you are a small business owner trying to stay honest despite tough competition, a student stretching every penny, or a professional navigating financial decisions that test your integrity. The pressure is real, but so is the call to be faithful—even in the little. Money is a powerful tool that reveals the heart.