Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Financial Freedom Series - Bank on God's Promises.

Everyday we hear various commercial banks waging economic war with their competitors. They try to offer us something that will convince us to deposit our money in their bank. Some offer higher interest rates on savings accounts. Others offer checking accounts with no service charges. They sometimes even offer free gifts, just to lure us into investing our funds in their institution.

But God offers us the best banking program ever.
Read the generous return He gives for your Investments.

2 Corinthians 9:6,8-11 (TLB)
But remember this - if you give little, you will get little. A farmer who plants just a few seeds will get only a small crop, but if he plants much, he will reap much.
God is able to make it up to you by giving you everything you need and more, so that there will not only be enough for your own needs, but plenty left over to give joyfully to others.
It is as the Scriptures say: "The gdly man gives generously to the poor. His good deeds will be an honor to him for ever."
For God, who gives seed to the farmer to plant, and later on, good crops to harvest and eat, will give you more and more seed to plant andwill make it grow so that you can give away more and more fruit from your harvest.
Yes, God will give you much so that you can give away much ...

Now that you are putting your money in God's bank, you can expect to receive God's promises which assure you of the provision of everything you need and more.

You literally cannot give away too much money when you give in the Name of the Lord. Each time you give an offering, God will return it to you multiplied.
Just as an earthly banker knows the world's secrets of abundance, you can literally Bank on God and His promises. He will see that you have abundant treasures in heaven and on the earth, even more than enough.

YOU MONEY SEED, HAS THE POTENTIAL OF PRODUCING A BREAKTHROUGH HARVEST, TO MEET YOUR EVERY NEED, IF YOU WILL SOW IT!

Don't eat your Seed .... Sow Your Seed!

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