Treasured Truth

As we continue to look at how to get out of debt, we’ll learn that when we borrow, it entwines us and unites us together with someone other than God who’s going to direct our lives because of what we owe them.

When we allow God to use our stuff for His purposes, He takes our stuff and multiplies our stuff to meet our needs. Learn more about how God honors us when we honor Him with our finances.

If God loved us enough to set us free and to pay our sin debt, then He loves us enough to guide us, guard us, govern us and to grace us, to provide and to protect us as we give generously to others and begin to honor Him with our money.

Pastor Ford explains that the deeper the intimacy you have with God, the more information He will reveal to you. Do you want to learn more about the word of God and His will for your life? Then get into a deeper fellowship with Him.

How does being in debt distort our goals? It distorts them because when we’re in debt, we can’t seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, because we’ve added all these things to ourselves, instead of letting the Lord add them to us.

When we don’t obey God, He doesn’t lose—we do! So, all the things that He’s told us to do and we’ve decided we’re not going to do them, we’re the ones that end up in a mess. And that’s especially true when it comes to our finances.

What is it that you move from? When you make a move and the related choices, what are they based on? The formation of all choices ought come from the Word of God. If it’s a choice that’s not connected to the foundation of God’s Word, then you’re going to regret it.

If we don’t keep it faithfully, we shouldn’t claim to appreciate God’s Word. We shouldn’t talk about our dedication to the Word of God if our “do-ology” doesn’t match our theology.

In Psalm 119, the Psalmist rejoices in the eternal Word of God. He clearly states his appreciation for it. But the tragedy is, unlike the Psalmist, some of us do not delight in God’s Word. We don’t appreciate it. So, how do we maximize the Word of God in our lives? We need to learn how to appreciate it.

Everyone likes to get compliments. Some are greater than others. According to Pastor Ford, Abraham was given the greatest compliment by God, based on the level of intimacy he had with God. Learn more about the compliment Abraham received, as we begin this new study from Genesis 18 called A Compliment from God.