Little Messages with Big Impact
Some people bring God what is left over.
Not out of malice, and not always out of rebellion. Sometimes it is simply the quiet habit of a heart that has not fully decided who comes first. The bill gets paid. The obligation gets met. But the best of the energy, the best of the time, the best of the resources, that goes somewhere else first, and God gets the remainder. Abel’s story draws a sharp line through that kind of living.
There is a kind of knowing that does not need proof to be certain.
Most of us were trained to trust what we can see, measure, and verify. Show me the data. Let me feel it first. Give me something I can hold in my hands. That is the language of the world we grew up in, and honestly, there is nothing wrong with it in everyday life. But when it comes to walking with God, that framework will fail you every single time.