Blogging the Truth
Words are Seeds.
Once you speak them, you have sown them and once you’ve sown them, you are bound to harvest them.
You sow bad words,
You reap bad harvest.
You sow good words,
You reap good harvest.
You can’t sow bad words and reap good harvest.
You shall eat good by the fruit of your mouth!
(which has to be also good)
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Proverbs 13 vs 2, the Bible says… A man shall eat good by the fruit of his mouth.
*What fruit is your mouth producing?
Reflect on this.
Coming out of some of these financial embarrassments that we face over paying our bills and meeting our needs requires that we inevitably adopt the Lord’s precept.
More often than not, our financial blessing is tied to our areas of expertise, skills, professionalism, giftings and talents.
That is the foremost, unequivocal and surest way our needs are designed to be met. Hoping it would happen otherwise might be comparable to expecting snow to fall in summer.
When the tax people were trying to harrass our Lord Jesus and Peter over tax payment, the Lord wouldn’t join them in unnecessary argument. He simply directed Peter back into his field, as an expert fisherman, to raise the needed money: “Notwithstanding, lest we should offend them, go thou to the sea, and cast an hook, and take up the fish that first cometh up; and when thou hast opened his mouth, thou shalt find a piece of money: that take, and give unto them for me and thee.” Matthew 17:27.
Believing the Lord for breakthrough in the areas of our expertise is the most appropriate and effective way, instead of focusing elsewhere for provision.
If it isn’t your area of competence, it’s unlikely to fetch you any fortune.
I doubt if anything tells your fortune more than this truth.