Introduction

What is it that Jesus, when He touched the man, the man began to see, but he could not see clearly? Jesus wanted the man to see clearly. So He wanted to touch him again. Jesus wants when something is done, it’s done perfectly. It must be fine right. That it cannot be repeated.

Sacrificial Giving

Our giving cannot compare with the feeling God had when He gave His only Son, or the feeling Hannah had when she gave Samuel to God or what Abraham felt when he was about to offer Isaac as a sacrifice.

At church, when you’re told to give, it may appear like a usual thing. As if it’s just a practice. So it may fail to touch you. But to God it’s quite different. He is observing you, with great plans for you for today and the future.

Giving your best

When you take good care of what you’re given to do, God will take care of your other things in life. All you need to do is to give your best. As opposed to Abel, Cain might have brought to God the left overs. Abel had a very soft heart. He gave what he had kept for sometime.

It is good to give the very best that you cared for sometime. It should be what will bring an impact in the house of God. In so doing God will give you the best also. Give to God what you value most.

Conclusion

Then God gives you the ability to solve the problems that surround you. God gives you the anointing to speak healing to the sick. When the woman at Zarephath gave her last to the prophet of God, God ensured that she would never face lack ever again. It shall be so to us when we give our best.

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