“In this fallen world, wealth does have a bias toward self-sufficiency rather than dependence on God. But this is not something the wealth does to us, but rather something we do with the wealth.”
Ploductivity, p. 21
“In this fallen world, wealth does have a bias toward self-sufficiency rather than dependence on God. But this is not something the wealth does to us, but rather something we do with the wealth.”
Ploductivity, p. 21
Introduction: And of course the first thing that must be mentioned is that many terrible things are coming, most of which are not going to happen. Worry agonizes over a thousand things, most of which ...
These are the notes from my presentation at the Fight Laugh Feast conference, Lebanon, Tennessee, 2021. Introduction: I came all the way from Idaho to middle Tennessee because I have something ...
“We were created for work, and we were created for work in an astoundingly fruitful world.”
Ploductivity, p. 20
“Remember that proverbs are proverbs, and that they do not give us truths about triangles having three sides.”
Ploductivity, p. 19
“When you have a mind to work, the lack of resources is a detail. When you don’t have a mind to work, the most trivial obstacle can turn you aside from the way.”
Let the Stones Cry Out, p. 27
Introduction: I would draw your attention to the screenshot I have included along with this post. I have placed it here for a number of reasons, which I will outline in a helpful fashion below. Let ...
“In order to return something to God rightly, we must get it from Him in the first place.”
Let the Stones Cry Out, p. 23
“One of the reasons why property rights (which are actually human rights) are under assault in our day is that we have refused to acknowledge that God owns absolutely everything”
Let the Stones Cry Out, p. 23