What If No One Went Hungry?
What’s the greatest meal you’ve ever eaten? Describe it in as much detail as you remember.
Read 2 Corinthians 9:7. Do you normally think of giving as an act of love or a duty prompted by guilt? Why do you think you lean that way?
Read Isaiah 58:6-10. What strikes you about God’s promises in this passage?
It can often feel like we aren’t big enough to make a difference. Mother Teresa’s response to that is, “Do the thing that is in front of you.” What small step can you take to show God’s love through generosity this week?
Now close your time in prayer. Here’s an example: “Father, thank you for providing for us physically and spiritually. Thank you for Your living water. Please, give us the faith to trust in Your promises. Give us greater compassion and open our hearts to the poor. Let us be instruments of Your love and Your justice. In Jesus name. Amen.”
Would you believe that global hunger could be eliminated within our lifetime? That might seem impossible, but we’re closer than you think. This week, Dan Clark from Convoy of Hope, an organization that helps feed kids in schools, empowers women to start small businesses, and trains farmers in agriculture so they can feed their own communities. He’s sharing an unbelievable message of hope—that we are winning the war on global hunger.