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One of the symptoms of Grace in a person’s life is growth, scripture is full of examples of it. Both in the Old and the New Testaments, you will see people who carried the grace of God always prospered irrespective of external circumstances. Please note, I’m not saying that they were prevented from adverse environments, I’m saying in spite of adverse environments a Child of God is meant to thrive and grow in all circumstances.
We must settle it in our hearts and minds that God wants us to grow, prosper and increase. Anyone who tells you otherwise is probably misinformed or doesn’t want you to grow. Does that mean everyone should own private jets? No, but everyone must grow and increase according to the measure of grace given to them.
In the third episode of the series Broke to blessed, in this episode, I teach on Biblical Stewardship of finances. Before we start let’s take a quick recap of the first 2 episodes.
It is the administration of Grace to effectively manage all God-given resources with the intention of growth and multiplication.
Did you know that Jesus Christ, our Lord, spoke a fair bit about money(directly or indirectly) he often used parables about money to drive home a bigger point? In one of the parables in Mathew 25:14 onwards, we read about the master who called his servants and distributed his wealth unequally. To one servant he gave 5 talents, to another 2 and the third servant got 1 talent. Contrary to what you may have heard, the biblical word Talent is not referring to your ability to sing or play the guitar. A talent was worth about 15 to 20 years of wages for a laborer.
If God and the kingdom of heaven operate on these principles we must make every effort to understand them and apply them.
In the second episode of the series Broke to Blessed, I share with you a simple idea that changed my finances forever. I talk about how I left my job at Microsoft to embark on a journey of faith and adventure.
When I left my job to do this full-time I still had a loan and I had so many bills to pay, and I had no clue how I was going to do any of it. One day God spoke to me and said something, that will remain with me for life.
I don’t take care of you because you work for me, but because you are mine That one line shifted my whole life, I began to see God has my source and my father not just my boss or master. I encourage you to listen to this week’s episode and share it with someone.
Let me start by defining my goals for this series:
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