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The Six Laws of Abundance - Part 6
When the farmer sows his seeds, he sows it into the ground with purpose. It will be very silly for the farmer to throw his seeds on good ground, on rocky ground, into the drain and everywhere. God doesn’t want us to sow without purpose and to throw carelessly what He has given us. Read
By: David Seragih | 03/06/2008 | Meditation
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The Six Laws of Abundance - Part 5
This is the basis for a life of abundance. Christ became poor in every aspect so that we may enjoy the riches of God. Christ did not die for one aspect of our lives but in all parts of our lives. Financial abundance is just one of the areas. Prosperity therefore is not measured by the state of our bank accounts. Read
By: David Seragih | 22/05/2008 | Meditation
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The Six Laws of Abundance - Part 4
Between the time of sowing and the time of harvesting, there is always a waiting period. A clever farmer will not sow the seed into the ground today and dig it up the next day. He waits until it is time to harvest the fruits. In between, he has to fertilise and water the seeds. Read
By: David Seragih | 19/05/2008 | Spirituality
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The Six Laws of Abundance - Part 3
The more seeds of anger you sow, the greater the harvest of anger and rage. If you sow the seeds of generosity, you will reap the harvest of generosity. Similarly, the more seeds of generosity you sow, the greater is the harvest of generosity. Read
By: David Seragih | 16/05/2008 | Spirituality
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The Six Laws of Abundance - Part 2
In the Law of Planting, the farmer must plant the seed first into the ground otherwise there will be no harvest. The same applies in the law of financial abundance. There is an order and a sequence. Read
By: David Seragih | 15/05/2008 | Spirituality
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The Six Laws of Abundance - Part 1
There are six laws of Abundance that the Bible talks about are The Law of Priority, The Law of Planting, The Law of Proportion, The Law of Patience, The Law of Prosperity and The Law of Purpose. Read
By: David Seragih | 14/05/2008 | Spirituality
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Should We Tithe?
We want to understand the purpose of our tithing and the results of obeying God. Giving is part of our worship to God. It is more than just a commandment, the principle of sowing and reaping, but goes beyond that. It is also about storing up our spiritual inheritance to be released at the right time by God for us and our generations to come. Read
By: David Seragih | 13/05/2008 | Spirituality
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The Power of Servanthood - Part 7
When God wants a revival, He sends a man or a woman out – a person whom He can promote and give authority to rule. John the Baptist was an example of one such man sent out by God to prepare the way for the coming of the Messiah – John 1:6. You have to be someone that God can use to change the world. In Ephesians 3:18, Paul prayed that we “may be able to comprehend with all the saints what is the width and length and depth and height” of God’s love which surpasses knowledge of men. Read
By: David Seragih | 12/05/2008 | Spirituality
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The Power of Servanthood - Part 6
Are you a detailed person? Details determine your destiny. Take Moses for example. He was told to lead the people out of Egypt and he is a man given to details. Four times the bible says (two times in the Old Testament and two times in the New Testament) that Moses built the tabernacle exactly down to the very exact details God wanted. Moses was a man given to details. King Solomon was chosen to build the Temple of God. Read
By: David Seragih | 12/05/2008 | Spirituality
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The Power of Servanthood - Part 5
In the previous parts of the article on the Power of Servanthood, we mentioned that to many, being a servant is a belittling job and it lowers their status in life. However, Jesus has a different opinion about being a servant to His believers for when we get to heaven, He is only going to say, “Well done, my great and faithful servant.” He mentioned the word “servant” time and again to His disciples and He even set Himself as an example by washing their feet. Read
By: David Seragih | 11/05/2008 | Spirituality