My God will meet all your needs!

 Philippians 4:19

And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of His glory in Christ Jesus.

Do you believe this? God will meet all your needs, according to His riches. God owns everything, the world belongs to Him and everything in it (Psalm 24:1). Meaning, our Father owns all the resources that are required to cover our needs, to help us deliver on our assignments and more. Which is why we refer to Him as the Source. not that your employer is your source, but God is your source, He gets these resources to you through your employer. Even those that do not have employers, whether unemployed or self-employed, God will still find a way to send the resources required to meet your needs. Which is why, as children of God, we don't go out of our way and chase wealth Matthew 6:33 is very clear. The order is simple, you seek God and His righteousness, meaning, you do that which He has assigned you to do, where He placed you; then He promises to take care of all your needs. The verse says all these things (material stuff to survive and thrive) will be added unto us. If God gives you a business idea, that may seem ordinary or out of reach, you don't question and disobey and start a different business that you think will bring in millions, if it's not God-ordained, it is not built of firm, strong foundation (anything can happen). But following the instructions God gives you, you don't need to st4ress about your needs, He will provide.

One thing I'm grateful for, is to have an opportunity to be a child of God, to be part of His kingdom and serve Him as I serve others. There's less stress and anxiety, when you compare with our counterparts, that worry about everything, with stress levels that shoots high. God says "do not worry" bring all the burdens to Him and live life the way He designed it to be.

He will provide!




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