Sometimes, we hesitate to give because we think what we have isn’t enough. The boy with the five loaves and two fish could have kept his lunch, thinking it was too small to make a difference. But he chose to offer it to Jesus, and that small act of faith became the foundation for a miracle that fed thousands. God isn’t asking us for what we don’t have — He’s asking us to trust Him with what we do have.

The reality is, there were likely others in the crowd who had food, but only one boy stepped forward. He didn’t wait until he had more; he simply gave what was in his hands. Too often, we wait for the “perfect time” or “more resources” before obeying God, but the truth is, what we already have is enough when placed in His hands. Faith isn’t about waiting for abundance — it’s about trusting that God can multiply what we release.

What if today, we chose to be like that boy? What if we stopped focusing on what we lack and instead trusted that God can do more with what we give than we ever could on our own? Whether it’s our time, resources, or obedience, when we step out in faith, we position ourselves for a miracle.

Just a thought,

PSS