🎥 This is the video version of Parable Of The Ten Minas (originally released as an audio episode).

In this episode, by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, we explore the powerful message found in the Parable of the Minas, as told by Jesus in Luke 19:11–27.

Before His crucifixion, Jesus shared this parable to correct the misunderstanding that the Kingdom of God would appear immediately. Instead, He reveals that we are to occupy and be faithful until He returns. Like the nobleman in the parable who entrusted his servants with resources, Jesus has entrusted us with gifts, opportunities, and the message of His Kingdom.

In the parable, the nobleman (a picture of Christ) gives each servant a mina and says,

"Do business till I come." – Luke 19:13 (NKJV)

This is not a suggestion—it’s a command to act, to steward, to be faithful. Many of us, like the third servant, are tempted to hide what God has given us—whether out of fear, insecurity, or distraction. But walking in the Way of Christ means living with purpose and intentionality. We are not called to sit idly by—we are called to advance the Kingdom with what He’s placed in our hands.

To walk in the right path, we must walk with vision, obedience, and urgency. The time is short, and the Master will return. When He does, will He find us faithful?

The faithful servants didn’t just return what they were given—they multiplied it. And because of their faithfulness, they were entrusted with greater authority and purpose.

“‘Well done, good servant; because you were faithful in a very little, have authority over ten cities.’” – Luke 19:17

In Christ, we are not just saved—we are called to live fruitful, Spirit-empowered lives. He came that we might have life and live it abundantly—not just in eternity, but now, in the form of influence, impact, and intimacy with Him.

The mina represents more than money—it represents your life, your calling, your influence. What are you doing with what He gave you? Are you burying it, or are you building His Kingdom?