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Why “Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant” Doesn’t Mean Perfect

Ever feel like your hard work isn’t paying off? This powerful reflection flips the script on success, reminding us that God isn’t asking for results—He’s asking for faithfulness. Whether you’re leading a team, a family, or just trying to stay afloat, this message will encourage you to keep showing up and trust God with the rest.

Christianity.com Contributing Writer
Updated Mar 12, 2025
Why “Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant” Doesn’t Mean Perfect

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Robert Hampshire is a pastor, teacher, writer, and leader. He has been married to Rebecca since 2008 and has four children: Brooklyn, Bryson, Abram, and Aubrey. Robert attended North Greenville University in South Carolina for his undergraduate and Liberty University in Virginia for his Masters. He has served as a worship pastor, youth pastor, family pastor, church planter, and Pastor of Worship and Discipleship. He now serves at  Calvary Baptist Church in Florence, South Carolina. He furthers his ministry through his blog site, Faithful Thinking, and YouTube channel. His life goal is to serve God and His Church by reaching the lost with the gospel, making devoted disciples, equipping and empowering others to go further in their faith and calling, and leading a culture of multiplication for the glory of God. Find out more about him here.

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