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Sometimes we think we have nothing to offer God. We compare ourselves to others and assume their gifts, talents, or resources are more valuable. The boy in John 6 probably could have thought the same. It was a massive crowd, thousands of people, and all he had was five loaves of bread and two fish. That was barely enough for him, let alone a crowd.

Here’s the thing, the boy didn’t hold back. He gave what he had to Jesus and Jesus didn’t just make it stretch, He multiplied it to the point where everyone was full and there were leftovers. This moment shows us that the size of our gift doesn’t limit God’s power. What matters most is our willingness to offer it.

You might think your kindness, talents, or resources aren’t enough to make a difference, but God isn’t asking for something you don’t have, He’s asking for what’s already in your hands. When you offer it to Him, no matter how small, He can do something bigger than you could imagine.

This week, we’re going to explore what it means to trust God with what you have, to live open-handed, and to believe that God delights in using the ordinary to do the extraordinary.

Questions to consider:

• What’s something small you could give to God this week?
• Why do you think Jesus chose to use the boy’s lunch instead of creating food out of nothing?