Tag: faith

  • Rewards of Risk

    “This parable tells you God rewards risk and punishes insecurity. The guy who was afraid of making a mistake was punished, but the people that took a chance were rewarded. So God rewards risk.

    The parable is meant to discourage fear of making a mistake and trade it off for trying to do something and seeing what happens. Boy, it got quiet in this Presbyterian church fest. All right, so now I want to go to the King James.

    The King James is where it really comes alive for me, where Jesus says, so he called ten of his servants and gave them ten minus, and he says, occupy. He called his ten servants, delivered them to ten pounds, and said to them, occupy till I come. Everybody say, occupy till I come.

    This is a parable for the end time Christian who is expecting Jesus to come back at any minute, and he’s saying, I’m going to reward you that are engaged with transactions, and I’m going to increase to you power over territory. And when I come back, I’m going to reward you with jurisdiction that is going to be in my administration over territory on the earth[…]”

    From The Lance Wallnau Show: What is the Prophetic Word About Money in Trump’s Global Shakeup?!, Nov 20, 2025
    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lance-wallnau-show/id1376106678?i=1000737690716&r=744
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    This takes risk taking to the next level. I need to take the risk. It’s walking in faith. Trusting God.

    There’s so much more to write about this. Stay tuned.

  • Recommended Podcasts

    These are the podcasts that I listen to help me build my faith and a couple to keep me informed about world events from the right vantage point.

    1. Believers Voice of Victory – Kenneth Copeland
    2. Adventures in Faith – Jerry Savelle
    3. The Gopsel Truth Andrew Wommack
    4. Terri Savelle Foy – Weekly Podcast
    5. Lance Wallnau
    6. Keith Moore
    7. Steve Bannon’s War Room
    8. WallBuilders
  • Something New

    I’m trying something for the first time soon. It is a scary feeling, one that induces paralysis. You know those thoughts, am I doing it right? What if I get it wrong? Will I be able to grow? Will it be perfect?

    The answer to all those questions is probably “No, it won’t be perfect but you must try.” That’s the thing that holds me back personally.

    Nonetheless that’s the essence of faith. Stepping out, believing that God will turn you into the right direction even if it is not perfect.Seeking perfection is the paralysis.

    With that being said, stay tuned for big things in the horizon.