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TRUST IS YOUR CAPITAL


Text: 2 Kings 22:7

 But don't require the construction supervisors to keep account of the money they receive, for they are honest and trustworthy men."

 Trust is fragile like egg, once broken, it cannot be gathered together again.

'Trust' can either mean reliance and dependence; or it can simply means integrity. While the first 'Trust' which talks about your dependence and reliance must only be for God and God alone, (Jeremiah 17:5), the second 'Trust' is your currency for smooth and effective relationship with your fellow humans.

 Trust is your capital for running a profitable relationship.

Our text shows that  the construction supervisors of the temple were so trustworthy to the extent that account was not demanded from them. 

The simple implication of this is that they were accountable to God. You must equally see yourself in the same manner; as being accountable and responsible to God in anything at all that you are doing.

As a child of God, you must see to it that you are faithful and trustworthy in whatever that is committed into your hands.

Be a faithful and trustworthy husband and father in your marriage;

Be a faithful and trustworthy wife and mother;

Be a faithful and trustworthy child;

Be a faithful and trustworthy employee;

Be a faithful and trustworthy fiance and fiancee.

Be a faithful and trustworthy child of God.

 Although Trust is an essential and scarce commodity in our world today, but you must see to it that YOU remain trustworthy!


 Bible  Reading :

 2 Kings 22:1-7.

 PRAYER FOCUS

1.) Father Lord, give me grace to be found faithful and trustworthy in all my endeavor in Jesus name.

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