Open Lives
"Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." With these words, Jesus affirms that our hearts are fully devoted to whatever we most fully invest in. Or, to say it another way, if we were to honestly look at where we devote most of our time, where we pour the best of our energy, how we spend our bulk of our money—it would tell us a lot about the things we actually care about most, about the "kingdom" we are actually spending our lives building. What if being fully open to God isn't just about an hour on Sunday, or where we give a fraction of our income, but about what we do with every moment, every effort, and every dollar? What would it look like to live fully open lives for God?
"Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." With these words, Jesus affirms that our hearts are fully devoted to whatever we most fully invest in. Or, to say it another way, if we were to honestly look at where we devote most of our time, where we pour the best of our energy, how we spend our bulk of our money—it would tell us a lot about the things we actually care about most, about the "kingdom" we are actually spending our lives building. What if being fully open to God isn't just about an hour on Sunday, or where we give a fraction of our income, but about what we do with every moment, every effort, and every dollar? What would it look like to live fully open lives for God?
