God-Honoring Talents

We all have talents – we need to use them in a productive way that honors God and helps others.  Bill Waldschnidt loved working on classic cars.  Today he’s working on another means of transportation.  He is a retired Minnesota engineer.  He had polio at age 4 and had to walk on crutches.  As an adult he had rehabbed enough that he could walk without crutches.  15 years ago, post-polio syndrome put him back in a wheelchair.  He has a new sense of purpose.  He’s gone from classic cars to buying and refurbishing power wheelchairs which he then gives to people who can’t afford them.  A disabled veteran, Don Johnson, who is a proud owner of one of Bill’s chairs, said, “He’s the kindest man on the planet.” How best can you use your talents to honor God and help people today?