Making Use of What You Have
"What  is that in your hand?" God asked Moses.1
    
  At the close of World War II, Jimmy Durante, the famous comedian, was invited  to entertain wounded soldiers at a veteran's hospital. He said he would be able  to do only one very short routine as he had two radio shows to do that day.
  
  The man who invited him was amazed when Durante didn't rush off but gave three  complete routines.
  
  "Why did you stay so long," the man asked, "you've probably  missed your radio shows?" Durante answered, "Look at the men and you  will see for yourself." 
  
  There on the front row were two men, each of whom had lost an arm, who were  applauding by clapping their two remaining hands together."
  
  Whether we have little or much doesn't matter in God's economy. What we do with  what we have is what counts with him. When we bring what little we have and  give that to God for him to use in his plans—and work together—God can do great  things with and through us.
  
  Suggested prayer: "Dear God, I am available. Please use me today to help  lighten another person's load, to encourage a friend, to love my family, to be  a witness for you, or in some way to be 'as Jesus' to every person I touch  today. Thank you for hearing and answering my prayer. Gratefully, in Jesus'  name, amen."
  
1. Exodus 4:2.
    
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            Richard (Dick) Innes unless otherwise stated.