Good, faithful, and wise assistant!

Here are the three characteristics that are part of an assistant that truly pleases God:

Good
Faithful
Wise

It’s important to make it clear that it’s of no use just to be good, and not be faithful or wise. And it’s also of no use being faithful and wise, and not being good.

The correct thing is being a good assistant in what you do, in your behavior, in your attitude, in the way you speak, in all circumstances and in all places, wherever you may go. That is, be an example! Be the best in everything, because within you there is the Spirit of the Best!

Many are relaxed and don’t zeal, not even the least: They start something and don’t finish it, they’re not good in doing their work, they’re not careful at home and within the House of God they don’t give the most of themselves.

The assistant beyond being good has the duty to be faithful. But, faithful in what? Only in the tithes, the offerings?

Not only in this sense, that is fundamental, but above all—faithful in their intentions. Because many are assistants with the interest of being recognized, of receiving glory, or of satisfying their “ego”. Over time, this fidelity begins to be suffocated by malice, by bad eyes, by the corruption of feelings.
Being Faithful is being committed until the end of your life, fulfilling your calling—whatever the cost!

The wise assistant is the one that lives her life on constant alert. She is attentive to everything around her, and especially attentive to herself, her reactions and intentions. She lives today as if her Lord could return at any moment.

The reality is that, if she is not wise, she won’t have the conditions to keep being good and faithful!

Observe that these three characteristics are crucial in the service of God’s work, and one can’t be separated from the other … the three go hand in hand.

Be true to yourself and deeply analyze if you have been that good, faithful and wise servant!

Repair your mistake. I await your comment.

“His master replied, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master’s happiness!’

(Mt.25: 21).