Life Foundations

When Jesus died for us, He released the fullness of God to us as our inheritance. Our inheritance is not for after our death, but for us to live in today.

God's desire is that you prosper in such a way that you can "shoot" your blessings and prosperity into other lives and impact the nations.

God wants to teach you not to rely on your own efforts in finances, but to let him supply and multiply the finances to then sow into the lives of others.

Financial prosperity is one of the fruits of having an abundance mentality. You realize your life and every bill can belong to God and you're able to cast over cares to Him!

The Gospel is about Abundance. The whole work of the cross was the goodness of the fullness of the kingdom of God, coming and redeeming you and I.

When we start to realize all that we possess, we stop walking around thinking "I don't have anything". Stuff is not Abundance. Abundance is an attitude, an expectation, and a lifestyle.

We've been given the person of the Holy Spirit to teach us all things bringing to our remembrance the fullness of what Christ has given to us! This brings a peace and freedom not to worry and fret over our needs. Seeking

You can experience as much of God as you want! Abide in Him and the life of God will be your source and fruitfulness. God's desire is to bless you abundantly, in all things at all times in all you need!!!

Let's not get distracted by the world telling us that we're not enough, and then forget his benefits. Instead let us trust in the Lord; experiencing the abundant satisfaction in His kingdom.

God's redemption towards you is abundant; covering fully all past failure and lack. We possess Christ so we can walk in abundant life.

You are called to live in the abundance of God's very nature. He's your shepherd and wants to lead you to a place of restoration, provision, and increase.

You are destined to greatness because of the life of Christ within you. Staying submitted to your relationship with God places you in a position for God to lift Himself up in your life.

When life, situations and people come against you, you have a choice to bless or curse, rejoice or revile. Choose to let God be your defense.

Persecution will simply come because we're living a godly life. Yet responding with joy is a result of humility, knowing God is bigger.

We get to choose how we respond to insult and evil. We get to bless, and in the humility of choosing to bless we are blessed by God.

Don't disqualify yourself from the call of God on your life by responding in pride to correction. Be teachable.

You are of supreme worth and value and that makes God jealous for you! We get to choose a living God over the false gods of this world. Therefore we choose to humble ourselves and choose God over friendship with the world.

One of the ways pride reveals itself is impatience. We want what we want when we want it, frustrated at God's timing. It's when we trust Him above all else that patience produces fruit.

When you walk in humility, you will avoid the destructive lies of the enemy about status and reputation. Reputation is how others view and appraise you. Integrity is God built character that can leave legacy.

Intimacy with God is the source of direction for our lives. Connected to Him we find out who we are and the joy of humbling our lives to His will and ways.

Calling out for wisdom is an act of humility, versus us leaning on ourselves for the plans and purposes for our life.

When we come from a place of humility in our relationship with God, we know that no task is insignificant. It's a place of influence when we lift up lives around us.

We are not wise by human standards, but because of God we are called. That is how we can step into a realm of demonstration of His power and spirit.

Pride consistently closes doors, brings shame, and paves our way with the destructive ways of the world. Yet humility to God's word paved the way of righteousness.

Fear is a component of pride. It's how the enemy tries to get us to exalt and attend to fear's dictates and voice. Let's repent of letting pride tell us what our future holds.