This document discusses the role and characteristics of being a servant of God. It states that as servants, we do not own anything and must fully surrender to obeying God's commands. True servants of God were bought with the price of Jesus Christ's blood. A profitable servant loves and dedicates themselves to obeying God without expecting anything in return. Humility is a virtue that comes from God, and the humble will inherit the kingdom of heaven. The greatest servants serve more and better without selfish intentions, just as Jesus served. A servant's only possession is God and they must not worry about the future but focus on serving God above all else.

2. Master and the Servant
A servant does not have possessions,
he/she does not have a right to make
his/her own choices.
Servants were bought and sold as a
mere object, and become a property
of those who bought them. This is the
case of the true servants of the Lord
Jesus Christ since He paid a price for
us-not with money, but with His
precious blood. 1 Corinthians 6: 20

3. Character of a Servant
A servant is considered unprofitable
even when he does what is
commanded.
A profitable servant, on the other hand
is the one who applies himself, with
love and dedication, in order to do
what he is commanded, he surrenders
all and is always available to serve the
Lord. Luke 17:10

4. Humbleness
Humbleness is a virtue that originates
in God Himself. Those who humble
themselves, or those who have a
humble spirit will inherit the Kingdom
of Heaven.
Those who are humble in spirit will
inherit the kingdom of Heaven,
because they were born of the source
of Humbleness, and will dwell and be
spiritually sustained by it forever.
Psalm 113: 5,6

5. The Greatest and best Servant
A servant is the one who serves, the
more he serves the greater and better
he will become, for everything he does
is an offering to his Lord.
The Joy of a good and faithful servant
is to serve more and better, without
having a second intentions, but simply
because he has the same spirit of Him
who serve him first. Matthew 20: 28

6. The Conscience of the Master
A servant of God does not worry
about his future or his family’s future,
for if he did even for a moment he
would no longer be serving the one
who raised him, but rather himself.
Colossians 3: 2-4

7. The Obedience to the Master
A servant who is sincere obeys he
doesn’t ponder, he executes. His only
right is the right to obey.
colossians 3: 22-24

8. The Right of a Servant
A servant was not called rationalise or
express his views on anything, but to
serve.

9. A Servant’s Dependence
Everything a servant uses belong to
the Lord, who lends him what he
needs for sometime.
His only possession is the Lord. John
6 :27

10. Spirit of Humbleness Vs the Spirit
of Pride
The Spirit of humbleness is one of
God’s sublime virtues. The spirit of
humbleness, love, joy, self-control,
and peace is God’s gift for His
children.
We must be very careful with our
hearts, for it’s precisely in the heart
that the spirit of pride finds its dwelling
place; however there’s only room for
pride when the Spirit humbleness no
longer exists.

11. The Tribulation of a Servant
Every tribulation a servant goes
through is for his own good.
Tribulations comes from the devil, but
the benefits resulting from tribulation
comes from the Lord.
1 Peter 1: 6-9

12. Different Kinds of Tribulation
Regardless of the kind of tribulation, it
will always be a test of our faith.

13. The Will of a Servant
A faithful servant knows the will of his
Lord; He knows what to do and where
to go in order to please Him, because
the Spirit of the Lord is in Him to guide
him.
But a servant who does not submit to
the Lord doesn’t know where to go, for
his own Spirit does not know the
future; he feels disoriented, blind.

14. A Victorious Servant
What really matters for a servant is to
have a close relationship with the
Lord, for in Him he finds riches, glory
and above all, victory.
A servant who is far from the Lord
cannot know His will.