When you get rid of the creator, you get rid of design,purpose,& accountablity (for choices); completly dismantling the fear of God, which is the beg of Wisdom.
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Joe Franklin retweeted
You'll sabotage your business the moment it gets close to the number you've prayed for.
It's not bad strategy. It's an orphan running your decisions.
An orphan grabs and guards. A son deploys and trusts.
Same skills. Same market. Completely different ceiling.
Build from sonship, not the wound.
Joe Franklin retweeted
Most believers don't wake up one day and decide to walk away from God. More often, it's the quiet compromises that slowly pull our hearts in another direction.
Gossip. Bitterness. Unforgiveness. The desire for revenge. These may seem acceptable by the world's standards, but Scripture calls us to something higher.
Jesus isn't inviting us to simply avoid the obvious sins. He's calling us to a life of holiness that reflects His character in every area.
The good news is that God never convicts us to shame us. He convicts us to transform us and draw us closer to Himself.
In this episode, Arden and I talk about the subtle compromises that can stain our walk with Christ and how to remain wholly devoted to Him.
Follow this link to watch! tinyurl.com/5f2uxrn7
Joe Franklin retweeted
Offense is one of the most deceptive traps a believer can fall into. It rarely looks dangerous at first. In fact, it often feels justified. We tell ourselves we are protecting our hearts, but over time what we think is protection can quietly become a prison.
Scripture shows us that offense is not passive. It shapes how we live and respond. Left unchecked, it hardens the heart and pulls our focus away from what truly matters.
We are not just living for the moment. We are preparing for the return of Jesus. When we live with that awareness, it changes how we handle hurt and how we respond when we are wronged. Eager expectation produces purity.
The question is not whether you’ve been hurt. The question is whether you are living ready.
Follow this link if you want to learn more about what it means to live ready for His return.
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Happy Birthday to me - Celebrate the small wins, celebrate the big wins. Faithful stewardship leads to abundance. (Matthew 25:21) Just posted 30 days in a row. thanks for joining me.
Reflect on progress: Adjust your budget based on the month's tracking. - they used to say "watch the pennies and the dollars will take care of themselves." in 2026 watch the nickels and the dollars will take care of themselves.
Save for a fun goal, like a vacation. Balance frugality with enjoyment—life isn't all austerity. - you have to have fun with your money too other wise you'll lose sight of why you are really working hard.
Teach a family member a money tip. Sharing knowledge multiplies wisdom (Proverbs). - when you can teach something you really know it.
Reassess investments: Diversify wisely. A Random Walk Down Wall Street warns against chasing trends - Daily money chats.
Set a "no-spend" day. Challenge yourself to spend nothing extra, building discipline. - Discipline is hard for the time but so rewarding over time. Try it out. #dohard
Declutter and sell unused items. Turn clutter into cash—simplify to focus on true wealth. - Facebook market place is wild some times but also amazing. #newmoneymindset
Practice gratitude: List three things you're thankful for financially. Contentment curbs overspending (1 Timothy 6:6-8) - Day 22 of 30 money stuff.
The rich understand this Compare bank accounts for higher interest. Switch if needed—money should work for you. - Day 21 of 30.
Update your will or estate plan. Stewardship includes preparing for the future responsibly. - planning for the unknown and future can be fear based but fear when processed leads to wisdom. Do it from Wisdom. (Day 20 of 30 money advice)
Work hard today: Reward comes from effort (Proverbs 14:23). Use extra time for skill-building. - Hard work is not a four letter word (Day 19 of 30 money advice)
Meal plan for the week to reduce food waste and costs. Practical budgeting starts in daily habits. - Day 18 of 30 (eating at home can be tough but so worth it.)
Seek financial counsel: Talk to a trusted advisor or read Proverbs for wisdom on seeking godly input - Money Advice day 17 of 30