06/03/2026
Less = greatest!
This is not your typical math problem, and most would agree this is incorrect. But this is a true result in the eyes of God!
In the Bible when the disciples had 5 loaves of bread they ended up feeding 5,000 people with extra left over. This speaks volumes to our lives today, yesterday, and even tomorrow. The ones that have the least end up with the most.
You may ask how is that possible? Why am I asked to struggle when everyone else seems complacent or happy. That’s the answer right there! When we focus on what we don’t have we miss the blessings we do have. God tells us “Thou shall not covet.” When we focus on all the things our friends, family, and strangers have like a huge home with land, expensive car, promotion in our jobs, nice vacation and clothes, our direction is wrong! You’ve heard that those that seem like they have everything together and life is going right for them are struggling far greater than the world can see. Those homes may be broken and divided, their expensive cars may be on the verge of repossession, the job promotion may be short lived because they’re not capable of doing the work, and the vacations/nice clothes may be adding to their insurmountable debt that will haunt them for years or break them forever. You see the “nice” things in life are never what they seem without something lurking in the shadows.
When you feel like you’ve hit rock bottom, you’ve been evicted, lost your job, divorced from your spouse, and have credit card companies harassing you for a severe amount of debt you feel rejected, lost, and unworthy. In reality you’re actually blessed and have more than others; you’re just not seeing it.
What if “Rejection is redirection!” Read that statement 3 times over and truly listen and internalize those 3 words. Wow! 🤩 🤯
Take your losses, your insecurities, your heartache, and use that pain to turn it into the most for your life. God doesn’t want you to hurt or suffer, but sometimes when we are not on a path or in a season where we need to be to be successful, He will remove things that are hindering where you need to go and be. The “things” that you thought meant something to you are actually restricting you from your full worth and purpose in life.
So when you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, the pain of losing those you love, and a sense of unworthiness, remember that you have more blessings than our human eye can see on the surface. Continue to pray to God and embrace the hurt and rejection as redirection for something bigger and better in your life that He is preparing for you. Sometimes you just need to work through the pain to regain and strengthen what you think you lost into a new blessing from God.
Less = more
Nothing = blessings
Rejection = redirection