My Cup Overflows
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26 Sep 2024, 11:44Catherine Anthony Boldeau, BUC Stewardship Director

My Cup Overflows

God First – Stewardship Emphasis

Have you ever eaten a meal with people who disliked you? Do you recall a time when warm oil was poured on your head?

Strange occurrences!

We usually share meals with friends, family, or business colleagues - people who love us, want to know us better or want to work with us. Most of us avoid 'eating with the enemy'.

But God, the Good Shepherd, prepares delicacies for us, as our enemies observe.

Anointing is conducted with warm oil. It is poured over the head or rubbed into the forehead. The anointing of the Father alongside His provision in spite of your enemies.

Amazing love!

So, your cup of blessings is not just full but running over. These blessings are not just for you to enjoy but to share with those you influence.

Thank you, Father, for Your abundant provision and the love that You pour out on us.

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