Wisdom Is Better Than Wealth
Wisdom is better than wealth because when you understand God’s ways of handling and using wealth, even if you have a little, you’ll eventually have much in your coffers without struggle.
Wisdom is better than wealth because when you understand God’s ways of handling and using wealth, even if you have a little, you’ll eventually have much in your coffers without struggle.
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.
Saving money may be uncomfortable and sometimes hard to do. But when you understand that life isn’t about what you want today but how you must live tomorrow, you’ll do it no matter your present hardships.
It’s your responsibility as a Christian to check the words you speak. You must ensure no corrupt communication comes out of your mouth (Ephesians 4:29). But you may ask, “how is it possible?” Well, I’d say it involves walking in the consciousness of Christ.
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.
Learning is very significant, but few people see it that way. The Lord wants you to increase in learning as His righteous child. Read this to know how.
Having a prolonged life, experiencing the peace of God, and kingdom prosperity are all products of wisdom. Ask God for wisdom, but don’t neglect keeping wise teachings from the Word in your heart.
God is a liberal giver of wisdom. He doesn’t check whether you merit it or not; neither does He do fault-finding when giving out wisdom. However, one thing God expects us, believers, to do to get His wisdom is by asking Him in prayer.
For the friends you allow in your circle (the very close ones), carefully analyse their lives and choose the wise and godly people because, by your fellowship with them, you’ll know God better and also become divinely wise.
Leading a quiet life as a Christian doesn’t mean you should shut up on everything. It’s all about minding your own business and working with your hands.
Do you want to excel in anything you’re doing? Don’t just execute your ideas. Have backend structures set in place, even before beginning to pursue their fulfilment. Often, it’s the work that gets done behind the scenes that lead to the results everyone sees.
When Joseph got called by Pharaoh to interpret a disturbing dream, he knew it was a great opportunity to step into a new dimension of divine purpose. However, he didn’t appear before Pharaoh with prison clothes. He changed his presentation. It’s not just about your gift, but how you present yourself before great people. Learn!