Do What You Know to Do

Allan Meyer, a keen advocate for structured focus, asserts that when we diligently prioritize our immediate responsibilities, a remarkable phenomenon often unfolds: God unveils even larger avenues for service. He suggests that through the act of concentrating on the tasks at hand, not only do we fulfill our current obligations, but we also position ourselves to be entrusted with more significant endeavors. Meyer believes this process is divinely orchestrated?our commitment to smaller tasks is a test of our readiness for greater challenges and missions. By excelling in the immediate, we demonstrate our capacity for stewardship, prompting divine opportunities to contribute on a broader, more impactful scale.