Taking It to Work: In culture, in school, and even from our parents, we rarely hear warnings for attaining “too much”. The whole idea seems absurd, “How can you have too much?”, and “How could that ever be a problem?” Not a problem until you find yourself weighed down by Read more…
Listening to the Holy Spirit: Without love of others, vision of yourself is clouded. Those who walk in selfishness, do not experience life in full. Loss of riches fills the sleepless heart. Gain owns the thoughts of the day. Years flee, along with the life contained within; forgotten or traded, Read more…
Listening to the Holy Spirit: The reward of the Father is greater than the world. All that is offered of the world is of greater cost to he who receives it. The reward of the Father is a great inheritance of a limitless King to he who has been adopted. Read more…
True power is not of selfish control. The false wields the sword but its power is not true, as it is not of Heaven, therefore yields no harvest. Destruction is not gain. Consumption is of the empty soul. Those who move and shove, trample and lay waste, these are never quenched. Read more…
Great reward I give to My children, those who overcome the storm, damaged but restored, strengthened in weakness. My hand holds all. Great beyond measure is the bounty of the righteous. It is not sinful to desire what I wish to give, for in reward comes steadfastness, in payment comes Read more…
Rich is he who is thankful. In want of more, there is poverty. He who has more than enough can be both rich and impoverished. Great wealth extends from many who live in shortage, and great poverty is the well-adorned offspring of the greedy. Treasure of the earth is to Read more…
The reward of the Father is greater than the world. All that is offered of the world is of greater cost to he who receives it. The reward of the Father is a great inheritance of a limitless King to he who has been adopted. Beyond measure are the gifts Read more…
What does it profit a man to gain all things and lose his soul? There is sweetness that is short-lived, and there is joy that feeds eternally. The things of the earth are like candy, sweet to the tongue, nourishing but little. He who eats what is true food, lives Read more…