Apostle Jonnahs

THEME: DIVINE ELECTION

hello friends When we don't recognize the value of things, we abuse them.i have seen a kid around 2 to 3 year old . He attracted and has a fascination with ph...ones. He'll hold the phone, examine the phone, lick the phone, and then he'll throw the phone. In fact, some of you have a phone screen is currently broken and out-of-commission, and your kids has a huge part to play in that. would you get mad at your kids for breaking something so valuable? Absolutely not. He's a baby.But it would be ridiculous for me , if in my adulthood, i hold my phone, examine my phone, lick my phone, and then throw my phone to break it . I would be fully responsible and completely stupid for breaking something that I've paid such a high price for. I protect my phone because I recognize its value, and I'm grateful for what I'm able to accomplish with it.This concept applies to our gifts. Some of us behave like adult babies. We hold our gift, examine our gift, we might even explore our gift a little bit, and then we'll drop it. Some of us will even throw it. Why would we do this? Because we lack appreciation, gratitude, and a healthy sense of its value.In order to maximize your gifts, you must first recognize that your gifts are valuable. They were given to you for you to multiply, just like exemplified in the Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:1430). Be grateful for your talents and the opportunity to use them. God didn't have to give you anything; but if He gives you some and, like in the Parable of the Talents, you let that some go to waste, He has every right to withhold from you in the future. Your active gratitude, by virtue, opens up the hand of God to give you access to more!Every morning, start your day with gratitude. Make gratitude an active part of your morning routine. Choose to smile. Choose to be thankful. Without this ongoing posture of gratitude, you're guaranteed to forget how truly valuable your gift is. Gratitude is the first, and most important, step towards maximizing your God-given gifts. #IamDrJonnahs See more

Phaneroo is a Greek word which means "Make a manifest" to make manifest or visible or known what has been hidden or unknown, to manifest, whether by words, or deeds, or in any other way #IamDrJonnahs