Good morning. The final help for today, for this week, is found in the book of Matthew, chapter 6, verse 21. And the verse says, “For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.”
You know, this week we’ve talked about tithe, we’ve talked about time, we’ve talked about the importance of talents—not hiding your talents—but today I’d like to conclude with your treasure. You know, the Bible tells us that where our treasure is, that’s where your heart is also going to be.
Sometimes we kind of check out mentally. Have you ever been guilty of that? I know I have sometimes. You know, sometimes we get used to certain things, or sometimes we forget what a blessing it truly is to serve the Lord in a certain aspect in the ministry. But can I remind us today that where our treasure is, that’s where our heart will also be?
You know, put everything you got into your ministry this week. Put everything you got into your ministry this year, not just this week. You know, sometimes we make decisions just, you know, out of emotion, but may it not just be an emotion. May it be something that we truly want to see done for the Lord.
You know, when we give it our all, when our treasure is in the right place, when our heart is in the right spot, everything else will just—it will just flow. It will just happen. You know, we don’t have to try to force anything. We don’t have to try to make something happen.
You know, give your best to—we sing that song, “Is Your All on the Altar?” And it’s true. Is your all truly on the altar? And I just encourage you this year to give it your best, not just at the beginning of the year, but to keep our foot on the pedal, on the gas, and make sure that we strive throughout this entire year.
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Caleb Galvan serves as North Valley Baptist Church’s pianist for services. He also teaches many music classes and gives personal piano lessons at Golden State Baptist College.
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