My Month Of Perspicacity ! 2Tim2:7

This morning, Jesus wants to teach us through a parable.
A wealthy man had a steward to manage his property and he was denounced as squandering his inheritance.
It is therefore normal for the waster to lose his position and his power.
The bursar knowing that it must be difficult for him if the master deposed him, contacted the debtors of his authority to calculate the debts, reduce them and erase them while he was still in office.
And that way these people will see that he is understanding and will take care of him when he gets in trouble.
What our Father is trying to tell us today is that the steward’s actions are unjust but he is wise.
Through this parable of the unjust steward, the Lord teaches us to whom we should swear allegiance.
Beloved, we are the stewards of the Lord, and we must manage well and wisely the possessions of our master so as not to waste them.
It is important to understand that it is not the fraudulent attitude of the steward that is praised but his competence.
Like the steward, we are unfaithful to the things the Lord entrusts to us.
Salvation is unjust wealth given to us and yet we do not deserve it.
To grant forgiveness to debtors is to bring them salvation.
The call is therefore launched to act wisely with the precious gift we have received.
God’s blessing and salvation must be shared.
We who have received salvation have the responsibility to share it.
Luke, 16:4 – I know what I will do, so that there will be people who will receive me in their homes when I am fired from my job.
Pray to make informed decisions.
Lord, we thank you for giving us this warning, give us to share salvation with others, to love them and to consider them as they are.
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