The story of Mary and Martha presents a picture of Jesus’ tenderness that we can learn from again and again. Through the lens of this beloved biblical passage, Meredith looks at our craving for identity and purpose. She teaches us that productivity for the sake of self-edification isn’t kingdom work, it’s busy work that keeps us from the riches of God’s love.

It emerges when we’re kids, and it sticks around when we’re adults – the yearning to be seen, known, and cared for by a compassionate father. God is our greatest advocate, our most compassionate guardian. He rejoices in our wellbeing. But sometimes, the world shakes our confidence. Meredith uses Max Lucado’s children’s book, You are Special, to discuss identity and ministry.

In the final devotional episode of Faithful in the Little, Meredith gives an overview of integrity and how it helps us to be faithful with the little things. She discusses the way obedience also plays into our spiritual maturity and willingness to serve. The conclusion is an opportunity to take stock of our private lives and how well they align with our public lives.