This message takes us on a profound journey through Scripture, exploring what it means to be faithful in the small things of life. Drawing from Zechariah 4:10's powerful reminder to 'not despise these small beginnings,' we're challenged to examine three critical areas where faithfulness matters most: our treasure, our time, and our talents. The message weaves together powerful stories—from Zacchaeus the tax collector whose encounter with Jesus transformed his relationship with money, to Noah who faithfully built an ark for a hundred years before seeing rain, to Abraham and Sarah who waited decades for God's promise. We're confronted with an uncomfortable truth: God doesn't just want our resources, He wants our hearts. Where our treasure is, there our heart will be also. The call isn't merely to give financially, but to trust God enough to test Him in our giving, to invest our time in serving others, and to use whatever gifts He's placed within us—whether that's singing, encouraging, serving, or simply showing up with a smile. The most striking insight comes from Matthew 25, where Jesus reveals that when we serve 'the least of these,' we're actually serving Him. Every act of kindness, every moment spent loving someone who doesn't deserve it, every sacrifice made in secret—these aren't just good deeds, they're encounters with Christ Himself. We're reminded that we won't transform the world through grand gestures alone, but through consistent faithfulness in the everyday moments that seem insignificant.