New York City is spending roughly eighty-one thousand dollars per homeless person every year. That's basically what most American households bring home. And the number of people still on the street? It's gone up.

It challenges something most of us instinctively believe: that doing more is always better. More effort, more resources, more time. But is it?

What actually leads to real change? And how do you tell the difference between help that helps and help that just feels like helping?

Scripture (NIV): Proverbs 19:2 — "Desire without knowledge is not good, and whoever makes haste with his feet misses his way."

Reflection Questions:

Is there someone in your life you've been pouring into without seeing much change? What would it look like to ask not "how much more" but "what actually helps?"

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