Yet another day to return on heavenly investment

This illustration represents the theological concept that each day is an opportunity to invest in what matters beyond material accumulation—service, love, spiritual growth, care for others.

The work is part of the larger ROhI (Returning On Heavenly Investment) series, which explores Christian frameworks around purpose and stewardship.

The "heavenly investment" language inverts typical financial metrics: instead of ROI measured in money or status, ROhI asks what returns you're generating in service, compassion, and spiritual growth.

The phrase "yet another day" carries dual meaning—it could be weary (another day, again) or grateful (another day, still). That ambiguity acknowledges that waking up to purpose can feel both like gift and responsibility.

For those who hold Christian faith: How do you measure whether a day represented good "return" on heavenly investment? What does that look like practically?

For those who don't: What does it mean to you to invest your time in what matters beyond material gain?

What are you investing in today?

This design is part of the ROhI series and celebrates the book "Caesar's Coin, God's Comfort."

For believers, it might serve as a morning reminder to approach the day with eternal perspective.

For others, it might simply resonate as questioning what we're building toward beyond accumulation.

The series draws from biblical concepts about storing treasures in heaven rather than on earth (Matthew 6:19-21), the parable of talents (Matthew 25:14-30), and the idea that faith expresses itself through works of service. This is specifically Christian theological framing about living with eternal rather than temporal priorities.