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Don’t Love Pleasure

Solomon was the wealthiest king in the Bible. And upon all his riches, he tells us that we shouldn’t love pleasure, wine and oil, else we’ll not be rich. If a rich person like Solomon is telling us this, then he’s probably showing us one of the secrets he used to manage his wealth so well, even till the point of death.

Buy the Truth

Make time to be with your Maker. He desires to fill you with His knowledge. Soak anointed preaching tapes and books from His servants. In that way, you’ll be on the path of sacrificing to buy the Truth.

Preach Before Giving to the Poor

Don’t stop giving just because there are many evils in society. Give, and you’ll receive more in return (Proverbs 11:24). However, discern to know why a poor person you’ve encountered needs your money before giving. By so doing, you’ll tell them about Jesus before they get your resources.

Give Freely While Managing Finances Wisely

Giving is good, but it doesn’t mean you should overspend. Understand that love is kind. So when you plan your usage of finances, factor in an amount to give freely unto others, both the one to allocate at a goal to charity and the one to carry on you every time. You’ll see that you’ll always have enough to help people.

An Ill-gotten Gain Does Not Profit

Before God created Adam, He created the things he’d need to work and live a fulfilled life. Even though there wasn’t any payroll system in Eden, God clearly showed us that work is not a curse, neither is it a bad strike on the use of your time and effort. It’s the primary means designed by God to make an impact and a living. Work with your hands, and stop using dubious means to get money because that means never profits you (Proverbs 10:2).