1. The love of money or the love of what it can do is resident in any soul who is ignorant of the use of the parachute called the faith of the Son of God – which is meant for migrating out of the earth (flesh) (Gal. 2:20). By it, we are prepared to hear... Continue Reading →

1. One good clue or vital sign that a believer is now in love with the gospel of Christ or of God, is if that gospel now means him what money used to mean to him; or if it now unlocks his passion—like money (and what money can do) once did. Otherwise, the love of money is most likely still lying intact in his soul (Phil. 1:27, 1Tim. 6: 10-11, Jn. 6:26-27). 2. Nothing makes or fashions hustlers out of a generation of men, like money. Nothing keeps... Continue Reading →

1. Most children are raised with a culture of hustling; they grow up hearing of complaints on the need for more money and not for more of God. They hear of murmurings of the poor governance of their day but learn nothing about the government of the Kingdom. They are raised to hope in the... Continue Reading →

1.  What men truly believe in can always be traced to what consumes their daily meditation, or what they habitually invest their time, money or resources in, which are mostly vain in nature. And so, a breaking free from vain things and laying hold on enduring and everlasting things, must always be accompanied with a change in how our time, money and resources was previously used. (Col.... Continue Reading →