The Value of a Single Simple Step
Hi friend,
I hope you had a nice week. Our Thought for this week is on “The Value of a Single Simple Step”. When I was a small boy, I used to take my father’s cattle to graze in the forest. One day as I sat under a tree, I saw a Weaver bird come with a piece of grass on its beak. It fixed it between some leaves in one of the trees and left. After some time, it came back with another piece of grass and fixed it on the same spot. It repeated the same for several hours and I realized that something good was taking shape. By the time I was going home, the weaver bird had already built its nest half way. By the end of the following day, the nest was complete.
This weaver bird taught me a lesson that has kept me going to date. “Never ignore the little you can do however insignificant if may appear”. Never ignore whatever you have however small it may be. You just need to do whatever you can, using whatever little you have. You can ignore a piece of grass but that is what a bird needs to build a nest. You can ignore the little ability you have or whatever little resources you have but that is what you need to build your life. May God help us this week and through out our lives to appreciate the value of every single small step that we take as we build our lives through Christ who strengthens us.
Verse of the week: He gives power to the weak, and to those who have no might, He increases strength. (Isaiah 40:29)
God bless you.
Pastor Josphat Charagu.
Thanks to all those who made their comments on last weeks thought. I am encouraged to write more.



Thursday, August 20th 2009 at 11:30 am |
Oh, what a great lesson! This should not be the thought of the week but the thought of life. It is so challenging. Thanks alot pastor, this has touched my heart and I believe it will touch many more readers.
Monday, October 5th 2009 at 1:52 am |
Excellent Value of a Single Step