A CALL TO STEWARD: IT ALL BELONGS TO GOD

"The Lord has made everything for His own purposes." - Proverbs 16:4

Everything created by God is meant to reflect His glory. However, this is no longer the case after man's fall. Man is the zenith of God's creation, made in His very image and likeness.

As believers, we have been redeemed. It is now our task and obligation to bring glory to God by being the light of the world (Matthew 5:14-16). St. Irenaeus said, "The glory of God is a human being fully alive." When anything in creation fulfills its purpose, it brings glory to its Maker. Our lives should be lived in fulfillment of the purpose we were created for. The purpose of a light bulb cannot be confused with that of a fridge. They are not even in competition; each is unique by itself.

Action Points for the Week:

1. Reflect on Your Purpose: Spend time in prayer and meditation, asking God to reveal His purpose for your life.

2. Be the Light: Look for opportunities to be a light in your community. This could be through acts of kindness, sharing your faith, or simply being a positive influence.

3. Embrace Your Uniqueness: Recognize that you have a unique role to play in God's plan. Avoid comparing yourself to others and focus on fulfilling your specific purpose.

4. Glorify God in Your Daily Tasks: Whether at work, home, or in your community, do everything with the intention of glorifying God.

5. Encourage Others: Support and encourage others to discover and live out their God-given purposes.

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