h wisdom He designed all things. This incredible world we live in was created some seven thousand years ago and is still spinning and sustaining upwards of eight billion people. We haven’t run out of air. Haven’t run out of food. No sir. God planned throughout history for all mankind. See Proverbs chapter eight if you want His word for it. He knew you before the creation of the world. He knit you together in your mother’s womb. He has detailed intricate plans for you. Plans to prosper you. To give you a hope and a future. After saying all that do you know what those plans are? (more…)
God has ordered your STEPS
A Call to Purpose
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Through wisdom God set the heavens in place. He laid the foundations of the earth. Through wisdom He designed all things. This incredible world we live in was created some seven thousand years ago and is still spinning and sustaining upwards of eight billion people. We haven’t run out of air. Haven’t run out of food. No sir. God planned throughout history for all mankind. See Proverbs chapter eight if you want His word for it. He knew you before the creation of the world. He knit you together in your mother’s womb. He has detailed intricate plans for you. Plans to prosper you. To give you a hope and a future. After saying all that do you know what those plans are? (more…)
h wisdom He designed all things. This incredible world we live in was created some seven thousand years ago and is still spinning and sustaining upwards of eight billion people. We haven’t run out of air. Haven’t run out of food. No sir. God planned throughout history for all mankind. See Proverbs chapter eight if you want His word for it. He knew you before the creation of the world. He knit you together in your mother’s womb. He has detailed intricate plans for you. Plans to prosper you. To give you a hope and a future. After saying all that do you know what those plans are? (more…)
We are there to attend a Business Summit hosted by Charis Bible College. The thought raced across my mind, “I’m not in Kansas anymore Toto.” Scheduled for the next three days are many successful men sharing their insights and processes used to propel their success. The headliner, and personal favorite, is Lance Wallnau. He is an incredibly gifted, thought-provoking, speaker. The entertainment value he brings is only overshadowed by the substance. Lance is speaking about doing business supernaturally and does an incredible job tying the tasks of being in business with the higher calling of God to have “His Kingdom come, and His will be done on earth as it is in Heaven.” 
My parents, my teachers, my friends, even Dr. Phil. I can’t really remember what they said after that though. Strange, isn’t it. It seems everyone has an opinion of what you need. Honestly, I am just getting in line. Don’t stop reading just yet. I discovered, by the grace of God, His process for what you need so you get what you want – then you will step into your destiny and out of your rut. 
ng. I have never been motivated by money. I know that sounds strange, but it’s true. Don’t get me wrong, I like to have my needs met and have extra, but I will not stay up every night at the expense of my family to try to double my income. Thank God that He has given me a heart that senses the difference between greed and building wealth. A whole bunch of people can’t tell much of a difference, and it shows. Billy Epperhart knows the difference and he is the host and also the author of “Money Mastery,” the book pictured here. The first thing I ever remember him saying is,
hearing slowly dulled. I was in a trap. Taking my eyes off of Jesus, distancing myself from the head was not good. I began to settle. I began to ask the wrong questions, like “God will you do something?” The whole time he is asking me the same thing. I had lots to learn. Anyway that is probably a book waiting to take shape. Today I wanted to talk about the amazing nugget I discovered at the start of this course on business models. Have no fear, even if you have no interest in business models you will love this.
d authorities were either too far or too slow to help. This family was large by our standards with Mom and Dad having eight sons and two daughters. This was a time when families weren’t fragmented, but each member pulled together to survive. This was also a time of war and the oldest three sons were conscripted into service.