Hope that Helps: Find your ability and use it

Creation shows God's personality.

The unpretentious spider illustrates divine design. “The spider taketh hold with her hands and is in king's palaces” — Proverbs 30:28 (KJV). A spider crawls up on a blade of grass and weaves a web like a tiny parachute or a hang glider. The wind comes by and carries it away.

Sailors have seen spider webs in the air hundreds of miles from shore. Pilots encounter webs from spiders floating in the stratosphere.

We are encouraged to follow the spider's nature given by the creator. With a consistent purpose, we can live in surroundings that are better. Take hold of your ability and move toward the goal. No matter how insignificant you feel, even if you are a tiny spider, improvement in life can be realized. Handicapping disability provides the discourager opportunity to affirm uselessness. The weakest person has an ability.

Find yours and use it.

When you are weak, God's nature in you from creation will give strength. Your ability, though small, will take you into the king's palace. Grab hold and get going.

It will be better.

Pastor Paul Killingsworth serves Yuma First Assembly.