What Are You Bringing to the Table?

Hey Triumpher,

It’s Tim here again, and this week, I’ve been thinking about how much we really need one another.

Have you ever noticed how your body quietly cooperates to make the simplest things happen, like blinking or holding a pen? Every muscle, every tendon, every joint has a role, and when one part doesn’t show up, you feel it. That’s exactly how the body of Christ works. Each of us carries something vital, something God placed within us to build and strengthen His house.

God didn’t design His Church for a few people to do everything. He gave each of us gifts, graces, and strengths to serve His purpose and bring Him glory (1 Peter 4:10; Revelation 4:11). Your talents weren’t given by chance; they’re meant to bless others and advance His kingdom.

The beauty of the body is in its cooperation. When every believer shows up with what God has placed within, the Church grows healthier, stronger, and more effective (Ephesians 4:16). And it’s not just about what’s seen. The quiet acts of service often become the foundation for God’s visible work.

You have something to bring to the table. When you hold back, someone somewhere is left unfed, unsupported, or uninspired (Romans 12:4-8). But when you pour out what God has placed in you, heaven multiplies it. The Church becomes richer, stronger, and more radiant in love.

This week, think about this:
What’s your supply, and how can you pour it out where you are? Maybe it’s a prayer, a word of encouragement, a small act of service, or generosity that lifts someone’s load. However simple it seems, it matters.

Remember, family, the body only grows when every joint supplies… including you.

Building with you, 

Your brother, 

Tim.