Knowing you did well on somethings is a great feeling. It's the same in your Christian life, isn't it?
Take a look at Matthew 25:14-30...
- How much was the first servant given?
- What did he do with what he was given
- What did his master say when he was finished?
Take note that the master didn't follow the servants around while they were working. He didn't whip the servants to get them to work harder or faster or nag them about the way they were doing things. In fact, the master felt confident enough in the servants' abilities to the work he left and went on a trip. If the first servant had been lazy and unmotivated there's no way he would've doubled his money. If he decided it was too hard and he was going to take some time off do you think he would've doubled his money?
- How much have you been given in talents and abilities?
- What do you think God expects you to do with what he's given you?
- Do you think God is going to go out of His way to try to motivate you and push you to do something with what He's given you? Why or why not?
- What is your responsibility?
- What should you do when you feel unmotivated or like you need time off from following God with your whole heart?
- What do you think God will say at the end of your life if you haven't given up?
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