It’s easy to think about the parable of the talents from Matthew 25 as pertaining to money and stewarding it properly the way God intended. After all it’s about what three slaves did with the possessions their master entrusted them with. One slave was given five, the other was give two, and the last was given one talent— each according to their own ability. But what if I told you that it’s not just a lesson about money, but also a metaphor for stewarding the passions and gift

While I’ve witnessed powerful manifestations of healing, deliverances, signs and wonders of many kinds, I’ve come to realize one thing. All of those manifestations are worth nothing if you have not love.

"But this is where the rubber meets the road because there is a dividing line between creating solutions that are based on survival or those that are based on trust and connection with God."

"Why wasn’t it a good enough answer to say the meaning of life is to get a good job with great benefits and to grow a family? Why wasn’t it a good enough answer to be a good person and build a legacy that blesses the generations that follow?"

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