One of the kindest most considerate most awesome leaders that I've ever known is also one of the most giving people I've ever known; now being a giving type of person doesn't make her such an incredible leader, but it doesn't hurt none, either. So let's consider what the economics of God is actually like, and then let's really think about what we think the economics of God are like, because, it's a pretty safe bet, we're off the mark. First, our economics have to do with resources, God's economy has to do with faith. We love a hoarder, a person who builds up their own wealth, we revere such people and call them "successful," God calls them "wretched, pitiful, poor, blind and naked." (Rev 3:17)- because God loves a cheerful and giving heart- my friend has stored up for herself blessings in heaven that cannot be numbered, so many lives has she blessed. Second - our economy is based on a principle called scarcity- when something is scarce, or perceived to be scarce, people want it, so they are willing to pay for it, keeps the wheels of our economy greased, according to those who love to sell grease! God's economy has some bearing on this, because he asks us to consider his power in the deal through service. Jesus said we'd be able to help folks, and we ought to, in simple terms that is the message of love that He passed to us, and what do we do with that? My friend makes use of her talents as best she can, and she keeps adding to her talents as she is able, in turn, God has gifted her with blessings and numerous, numerous, tremendous witnesses. My deepest joy is to be with my friend, to take in the spirit of powerful love which she gives off, and to bask in the warmth of depth, her legacy is a marvelous one, and she comes from a mom who is the same way- blessings poured out upon blessings, and serving those of us fortunate enough to know them. Thank You God our Father for such folks, truly you have shown us how to work in your economy, so let's say today that we give that our best efforts?
Per Signum Crucsis (By The Sign of the Cross) De Inimicsis Nostre (From our Enemies) Libera Nos, Deus Noster (Deliver us, our God) In Nomine Patris (In the name of the Father) Et Filii (and of the Son) Et Spiritus SAncti (and of the Holy Spirit) Amen
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