TWO ARE BETTER THAN ONE, BUT THREE IS THE BEST!

Ecclesiastes 4:9,12 New King James Version
9 Two are better than one,
Because they have a good reward for their labor.
12 Though one may be overpowered by another, two can withstand him.
And a threefold cord is not quickly broken.

GOOD EVENING IN YESHUA MY FRIENDS!!!
Have you guys ever heard of the folk tale of “stone soup”? It's an interesting story about a hungry traveler, who doesn't have much if anything at all, but invites all the people in town to contribute one food item to a pot of soup that they can all make together so that they can all eat. The whole gist of the story guys, is that when people learn to work together, take time to get to know each other, and are willing to set aside whatever preconceived notions, fears, or prejudices that they might have, and work together to a common goal, they accomplish an awful lot. Sounds like something also out of scripture. There are passages in scripture, where Paul speaks about the importance of working and functioning as one in Christ. He describes the Christian community as a human body, with arms, feet, legs, hands, toes, nose, head, neck etc., and that each body part is special and has a purpose. That without these body parts working together, you don't get anywhere.

Tonight, my friends, I'd like to share some things that God showed me from his word on this issue, especially out of this passage I read this morning from Ecclesiastes, through this vlog I'd like to share with all of you tonight, and I pray that what I share with you will help you realize that two are better than one, but three is truly the best when God is that third. Come join me in this vlog tonight my friends and learn this precious and important truth for yourself! 😊

So, my friends, as I close this post with all of you tonight, I want to leave you with these questions from this morning’s devotional, and I pray that they challenge and motivate you to want to serve Jesus, through serving others well.

How can pooling our resources help us serve people better?

What can you give to make a “stone soup” for your community?

I want you to think about these questions tonight and ask yourself how you can serve others in Jesus' name, working together with those that are different from me in Christ, so that I can serve people better. If you know of a food pantry, pro-life ministry, or any type of ministry that helps those who are destitute, in need of knowing the love of Jesus, and you can help in some small way, do it! God's plan for us isn't to live as hermits, but to live in a wonderful community where we help others in His name. Remember my friends, together in Christ we are strong!

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HAVE A MAJESTICALLY BLESSED EVENING IN CHRIST JESUS!!!