Such as We Have

Our modern materialism often skews our spiritual thinking. When called upon to do a task, we often think we need to have all the money, equipment, and personnel we’ll need in the end before we begin.

This is not God’s methodology. God operates through us with “such as we have.”

Peter and John didn’t have money—but they did have the healing power of Jesus, which they offered in faith to the crippled man.

The little boy didn’t have enough lunch to feed a multitude. But when he gave such as he had to Jesus, it multiplied.

The widow of Zarephath had only enough grain and oil for one meal, but she gave such as she had to Elijah, and she survived the famine.

When God gives us a job to do, He doesn’t require our resources. He has everything He needs to accomplish His will. As Hudson Taylor said, “God’s work done in God’s way will never lack God’s supply.”

All God needs is such as we have—a willing heart and a willing body. He can—and will—take care of the rest.