📜 A Scroll from the King’s Desk: My understanding of Solomon's Ecclesiastes 5

Hear now the wisdom written from the King’s chamber:

1. Approach the presence of God with reverence.
Do not rush into His courts with careless words or empty promises. Let your steps be measured, your tongue disciplined, and your heart humble.

2. Let your words be few.
God sits in the heavens; you dwell on the earth. Honor that distance. Speak thoughtfully, for many words often reveal folly rather than wisdom.

3. Do not make rash vows.
If you declare something before God, fulfill it quickly. It is better to keep silent than to promise what you do not intend to perform. Your vow is your integrity.

4. Beware of the illusion of wealth.
Riches attract more consumers than comfort. The wealthy rarely sleep in peace, for abundance invites anxiety, not rest.

5. Greed is a trap.
The one who loves money will never be satisfied with money. The hunger for more destroys the joy of what is already in hand.

6. True reward comes from God.
To enjoy your labor, your food, your drink, and the portion assigned to you is a gift from the King Himself. When God gives a man wealth and the ability to enjoy it, He also shields him from sorrow.

7. Life is short, and possessions cannot follow beyond the grave.
A man enters the world naked and departs the same way. Labor done merely for riches is meaningless; labor done with gratitude is blessed.

meditate what purifies

ESTHER 1 AND 2 . learn how disobedience to a king is dangerous

listen and learn wisdom. The perfect picture of a King and his noble wife

meditate on theses words of a King

Psalms 29 delivers wise thoughts that challenge your thinking.

If you understand the true power and protection of the presence of the King, you will dwell forever in his house. meditate on these words by King David. spoken from Psalms 91 through 94 for maximum effect

What manner of man is this? have you ever found yourself in the presence of a Master and wondered, what manner of man is this? how is he able to effortlessly do that? solve problems by merely using words ! change people's lives by simply being humble. A master of solutions !

Imagine what happened when Elijah challenged 450 prophets of Baal to a battle of fire

During a severe famine, God instructed Elijah, the prophet, to go to Zarephath, where a widow would provide for him. When Elijah arrived, he found the widow gathering sticks and asked her for water and a piece of bread.

The widow explained that she only had a handful of flour and a little oil, just enough to prepare a final meal for herself and her son before they died of starvation.

Elijah told her not to be afraid and instructed her to make a small loaf for him first, assuring her that God would not let her flour and oil run out until the famine ended. Trusting Elijah’s words, the widow obeyed—and miraculously, her supply of flour and oil never ran dry, sustaining her household throughout the famine.

Later, the widow's son fell ill and died. In desperation, she questioned Elijah. The prophet took the boy, prayed earnestly to God, and miraculously restored him to life, strengthening the widow’s faith in God's power.

1. Faith and Obedience Bring Provision – The widow trusted God's word through Elijah, and her needs were met.
2. God Provides in Unexpected Ways – He used a poor widow to sustain His prophet.
3. Miracles Follow Acts of Faith – Her obedience led to supernatural provision and the resurrection of her son.
4. God Cares for the Faithful – Even in famine, those who trust Him are sustained.