"Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much..."
- Words of Jesus in Luke 16:10
I am learning that this biblical principle has a ton of applications.
What does your refrigerator look like? Is it filled with month old leftovers, empty soda bottles, and unopened ranch dressing that expired in 2009? Or is it organized so that each shelf has a purpose and everything is still edible?
What does your closet look like? Do you have a large pile of shoes at the bottom, your kids presents from 2 Christmas's ago, clothes that you haven't worn in years that are jam packed so tightly that when you pull out one shirt you get three or four? Or are your clothes separated by long and short sleeves, organized by color like a rainbow, with shoe, jewelry, tie, and belt racks?
When was the last time you washed and cleaned out your car? Is it covered with bird poop and filled with fast food wrappers and other trash? Or do you have a regular routine for washing and cleaning it out?
What about your desk? What about your garage? What about your purse or wallet?
Am I saying that the more organized you are the more money you'll make? Its possible. Or the cleanliness of your refrigerator or garage has something to do with your bank account? Maybe a smidgen. Is cleaning out your closet or organizing your desk going to make you a better person? Who knows?
All I know is Jesus said, "Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much." I think I need to pay more attention to the little before I think about the much.
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