Tabitha, also known as Dorcas, is one of the most beautiful pictures in the New Testament of a life devoted to service. Her story, though brief, leaves a lasting impression. Acts 9:36 says, “Now there was at Joppa a certain disciple named Tabitha… this woman was full of good works and almsdeeds which she did.” She wasn’t known for her words or public leadership—she was known for doing good.

What made Tabitha so beloved in her community wasn’t wealth, power, or position—it was her kindness. She sewed garments for widows and helped the needy. She lived out her faith with a needle and thread, one stitch of love at a time. When she died, the widows gathered around Peter, weeping and showing the clothes she had made. Her ministry was humble, but her impact was deep.

God used Peter to raise her from the dead—not just as a miracle for her sake, but as a testimony to the power of a life spent in service. Tabitha's resurrection was a divine endorsement of the value of a servant’s heart. In a world chasing platform and prestige, God honored a woman who simply loved others well.

Let Tabitha’s life remind us that no act of love is too small. Your service matters—whether it's behind the scenes or center stage. Be faithful in doing good. Like Tabitha, you may never be famous, but your legacy will be eternal.