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In September are focusing on Financial Stewardship...becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
In my book "Pockets of Prosperity," one of the concepts is that in all of the different areas of life we need a personal breakthrough that progresses into the community so that it benefits others. But, often for this to happen there are some giants to take down.
There can be financial giants in the way of us stewarding well. These can be limiting beliefs, opposing forces, or tough circumstances.
To take down these financial giants we must learn to keep resting and trusting in God, even when we have pressure. Eventually HE will create the breakthrough, because we can't do it on our own.
In today's communion we are asking God to help us take down any financial giants we may be facing.
Today's Health and Fitness Tip
There can also be giants in our health. Today, we are also asking God to...
Here is this week's Yearly Cycle Update.
We are in the 40 Days of Teshuva. Teshuva = turning or repenting. This is an amazing time of year for answered prayer and making adjustments.
These 40 days are a reminder to make adjustments and course correct any areas that are off track.
Acts 3:19 says, Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out, that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord.
When we repent and make adjustments it leads to refreshing from God's presence. This is a time of year when God wants to bring some refreshing or fresh energy to us.
Here is this week's filter(reminder) to write at the top of our journals each day... Teshuva - Times of Refreshing.
I am praying for you.
Daniel
P.S. The Yearly Cycle Calendar for 2022 is down below.
In September we are starting a new focus with The Financial Stewardship Challenge...
We are focusing on becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
One of the keys to financial stewardship is protecting what God has entrusted to us, because love always protects.
As we look over what God has entrusted to us an important question to ask is... What risks are there in my finances?
Do you have insurance in place such as health insurance, car insurance, umbrella policies, life insurance, wills or trusts, business liability insurance, etc.
Also, if you have businesses or ministries are they structured properly with the right kind of entities?
Let's take some time over the next week to analyze how well everything is protected, because love always protects.
Today's communion is a time of gratitude that God is love, and he always protects us. And we are asking for his help to show us how we can better...
In September we are starting a new focus with The Financial Stewardship Challenge...
We are focusing on becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
When I was writing my book 7 Dates With Jesus, there was a time when the word "Yield," kept jumping out at me for several days. And then one day I heard these words... Yield to the anointing for wealth.
Yesterday God reminded me of this. The reminder came in the form of one of my daughters resisting my wife and I while trying to help her with her homework. She had the ability to get the homework done in just a few minutes, but she was fighting us on it and refused to do the work.
She would not yield to the ability God placed within her and she was making life hard on herself.
God has given us an anointing for wealth, but we must stop resisting it and fighting against it because we are often making life harder on ourselves. We must be...
Here is the replay from last night's zoom on the Financial Stewardship Challenge.
In September we are focusing on becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
Here is what we discussed last night...
In September we are starting a new focus with The Financial Stewardship Challenge...
We are focusing on becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
An important key to stewarding finances is understanding the flow of money. There are several levels of financial flow to consider...
In today's...
In September we are starting a new focus with The Financial Stewardship Challenge...
We are focusing on becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
Trust is one of the biggest keys to both finances and stewardship. All financial transactions require trust, and when trust is high money flows. When we exchange money with others, we want to know that they are going to do what they said, are skilled and knowledgeable, are not going to rip us off, and that they have good intentions.
Part of our role in being stewards is becoming highly trustworthy... which means we need to keep our word, be highly skilled and knowledgeable, and have good intentions to be a blessing in all transactions. The more trustworthy we are the more money flows to us.
Today's communion is a time of gratitude that God is the ultimate example of someone who is trustworthy, and we can put our full trust in him. And we are asking...
In September we are starting a new focus with The Financial Stewardship Challenge...
We are focusing on becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
Stewardship means we are managing God's resources, and he wants his will done with his resources. One of the tests I believe we must pass is learning to walk in love consistently even when people wrong us financially. Emotions are one of the strongest drivers of emotions for most people. If you mess with people's money, they will usually let you know pretty quickly.
But, as stewards of God's resources he has called us to a higher standard of walking in love consistently. When someone wrong's us financially, we can let it go and forgive, because we trust that God will make it right.
In today's communion we are asking God for wisdom and understanding of why walking in love by trusting God is so important. And we are asking him to help us walk in...
In September we are starting a new focus with The Financial Stewardship Challenge...
Over the next month we are going to focus on becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
An important step in finances is to build some margin into our budget, where things are not so tight all the time. Something I have learned is that when we build margin into the budget, God's grace seems to flow. Margin allows you to handle the unexpected in a graceful way.
In today's communion we are asking God to help us understand the connection between margin and grace. And we are asking for his help to build margin into our budgets consistently.
Today's Health and Fitness Tip
We can also build margin into our workouts. Do your best and make your workouts beautiful but leave a little margin.
I am praying for you.
Daniel
P.S. Register for the Financial Stewardship Challenge Here - If you are already a partner...
In September we are starting a new focus with The Financial Stewardship Challenge...
We are going to focus on becoming great stewards who manage, multiply, and greatly increase all that God has entrusted to us.
Our first step was taking accounting by listing out all of your current assets, liabilities(debts), and expected expenses and income for this month.
Yesterday we talked about taking quick action on the things we know to do because... Money Likes Speed.
But how we make decisions with our finances is very important. I view partnership as the table turner for finances. It is the one thing that can turn finances around faster than anything else. But this means that all financial decisions need to be made in full agreement with all of the partners.
Our first partner is God. If you are married, your spouse is the next partner that must be in agreement with all decisions. If you have business partners, partners in ministry, etc then decisions...
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