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  • Connecting with Prosperity

    Connecting with Prosperity

    In a letter to exiled Israelites, the prophet Jeremiah conveyed God’s message about their circumstances during captivity in Babylon. He urged them to seek the city’s prosperity, promising eventual return home after seventy years. Christians today, seen as exiles, are called to bless their communities, prioritizing others’ well-being for mutual prosperity. Read more

  • Financial Forecasting as a Discipline

    Financial Forecasting as a Discipline

    C.J. Lloyd emphasizes the importance of financial forecasting for both personal and corporate contexts as we approach 2025. Highlighting biblical principles, he argues for diligent planning to avoid future pitfalls and align financial goals with God’s purpose. Prudence in financial management reflects faith and responsibility, ensuring both personal well-being and generosity towards others. Read more

  • Whose Side Is God On? Jonah

    Whose Side Is God On? Jonah

    Jonah’s story illustrates God’s compassion for all people, even those considered enemies, like the Assyrians in Nineveh. Although Jonah initially resisted God’s command to warn them, he ultimately preached successfully, leading to their repentance. The account highlights the importance of mercy and forgiveness, extending beyond personal biases and enmity. Read more

  • Contentment vs. Consumerism: Practicing Simplicity in a Materialistic World

    Contentment vs. Consumerism: Practicing Simplicity in a Materialistic World

    The article highlights the conflict between consumerism and contentment, emphasizing that true happiness comes from our identity in Christ rather than material possessions. It advocates for simplicity, gratitude, and wise stewardship as essential practices to counter consumerist pressures, ultimately guiding us to prioritize relationships and God’s mission over the relentless pursuit of wealth. Read more

  • Whose Side Is God On? Job

    Whose Side Is God On? Job

    Job, believing he understood justice better than God, faced immense personal loss. Despite challenges, God engaged Job respectfully, demonstrating the hierarchy of their relationship. This encounter emphasized accountability, intercession for others, and understanding God’s perspective. Job’s story reflects faith in suffering without knowing reasons, showcasing God’s character and the universe’s operations. Read more

  • Making Eternal Connections

    Making Eternal Connections

    The content emphasizes that true peace and fulfillment come from a relationship with God, rather than self-directed pursuits of happiness. It argues that despite society’s focus on individualism, only through faith in Jesus can one achieve eternal connection with God and meaningful satisfaction, urging readers to share this message with others. Read more

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