Profound words right here.
James 4:17 outrightly aligns with your concluding lines where it says if you know to do good and probably refuse to do it, it's a sin. One of the vital lessons I have learnt on steemit so far is living for humanity which has been inspired by @surpassinggoogle severally. If only we all can swallow such mindset, using our gifts as listed above and finances in the way that improves the living of our neighbor. The man next to you who is less than you in status is probably there around you for you to be a lifter. We are stewards of all that we possess and a constant reminder just help reshape our habits and how we treat people around us. Thanks for this profound thoughts.
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Really very huge point you are making here. Thank you dear. I believe we should Ask God to show us what gift He’s given us and lets discover it more. Then commit it (and your whole life) to it and seek to use it to help others. The Bible says, “Therefore encourage one another and build each other up” (1 Thessalonians 5:11).