God remembers every act of kindness to the poor and promises to repay.

Faith for Everyday

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"He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the Lord, and that which he hath given will he pay him again." These profound words from Proverbs 19:17 reveal a beautiful spiritual principle that transforms how we view generosity and compassion.
Today we explore the heart of God toward those in need and discover something remarkable - when we extend kindness to the poor, God receives it as a personal loan. And unlike earthly investments with uncertain returns, God Himself promises repayment. This divine transaction elevates ordinary acts of compassion into spiritual investments with eternal significance.
The needs surrounding us can feel overwhelming - financial hardship, hunger, homelessness, and loneliness abound. Yet God doesn't expect us to solve every problem. He simply invites us to respond faithfully where we are, with whatever resources we possess. Your contribution might be financial generosity, volunteering time, offering a listening ear, teaching valuable skills, or lifting others in prayer. Each gesture matters profoundly in God's economy.
We unpack practical ways to care for those struggling in your community - from supporting local shelters to mentoring someone toward self-sufficiency. The beautiful promise remains: as you reflect Christ's compassion for the broken and hurting, God's repayment flows into your life. Not necessarily as material wealth, but as peace, purpose, and the profound joy of walking in divine partnership.
Someone near you may be praying for a miracle right now, and God might be preparing to send that miracle through you. Will you be His hands and feet today? Your next act of kindness could be the answer to someone's desperate prayer.

Chapters

1. Introduction to Proverbs 19:17 (00:00:00)

2. Caring for the Poor and Needy (00:00:51)

3. Practical Ways to Help Others (00:01:25)

4. Reflection and Call to Action (00:03:20)