Week #17 - Wrong 2 Strong "2 Minute Devotional" w/ Cisco Terrazas

Welcome to the "Wrong To Strong" 2-Minute Devotionals. This week one of our very own, Cisco Terrazas shares personal reflections on Romans 12:6-8, discussing the diverse gifts and roles everyone has according to God's grace. Cisco emphasizes the importance of recognizing and valuing our individual contributions to God's service, despite occasional self-doubt. He encourages consistent communication with God through prayer and Bible reading to understand and appreciate His daily mercies. He concludes by reminding listeners that they are loved and urges them to continue serving diligently according to God's calling.

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Welcome to the wrong too strong, two minute devotional each week. We're blessed to have a new guest share a powerful scripture and a word of encouragement to ignite your spirit and fuel your journey of faith. Let these messages inspire and strengthen you as you grow closer to God and embrace the transformation he has for you. Stay strong, keep the faith and let's grow together. We're on a mission from God from darkness to light. And from Wrong To Strong. Hey, what's up, my brothers and sisters in Christ? This is Cisco Terrazas coming to you again for another wrong to strong two minute devotional. Uh, Come to you guys, uh, share some scripture with you. Uh, something specifically that's been, touching my heart. Uh, things that I've been kind of going through emotionally and spiritually. As I read the scripture, I'll break it down to you guys exactly why this kind of caught my eyes. So this is Romans 12:6-8. We have different gifts according to the grace given to each of us. If your gift is to prophesy, then prophecy in accordance to your faith. If it is serving, then serve. If it is teaching, then teach. If it is to encourage, then give encouragement. If it is giving, then give generously. If it is the lead, do it diligently. If it is to show mercy. Do it triply. You know this, this scripture specifically has kind of touched me because these past few weeks I've been kind of going through a certain battle in regards to my service to God. What am I doing? Am I doing enough? Like I'm doubting myself. That I'm not good enough and I'm not worth anything. You know? And I know each and every one of us.'cause I speak to a lot of brothers that do have, from time to time the sense of doubt. Like they're worth, not much. And that's not true. You know, I'm here to encourage you guys that We are worth something. God had to speak to my heart and tell me that I am serving in the manner that he needs me to serve. Now, I may be doing something greater in the near future but we don't know where God's leading us to. So that's why we need to talk to him on a daily, sticking to our word, reading the Bible, praying to him, you know, getting on our knees and really kind of just praising him, giving Him thanks for the daily of the things that he gives us and does for us. You know?'cause he gives us and shows his mercy every day. So it's worth giving him praise, because it's not an easy walk man, picking up that cross. So just know that you are serving in the manner he needs you to serve and just continue to be the vessel that he wants you to be. And as it says, Matthew 9:37, the heart is, is plentiful, but the laborers are few. So I hope these words touch some, some of you guys as you listen to this, just know that you are loved, cared for by the one and only God So just wanted to say thank you guys for just listening and, uh, hope to see you guys soon again. Uh, this is Cisco Terrazas coming to you again from wrong to strong two minute devotional. God bless. Bye.