

It's been sometime since my last Sermon, almost nine months now. About the length of a pregnancy (If you know, you know). In that time, I've been working in the background, meditating and analyzing the battlefield. Preparing for things to come. I've always known where I wanted the church to go and how. But as you know were at war. War is hell, and the battlefield is so simple yet so complex.
Money might as well be guns and bullets, one of Satan's most effective tools. It's been a problem for the Lords people for centuries. For whatever reason the Jews couldn't figure out 2+2, but natives around the world of different beliefs found ways to survive without money, go figure. One group found life (God and his commandments) yet dies seeking to obtain useless currency and physical objects. The other finds the key to physical life (surviving without money) yet dies without God. How Ironic. If both were to properly find and serve the Lord, they would sharpen each other. Each having a piece to the puzzle and when coming together filling in the gaps. Operating like a well-tuned machine.
Money / Currency is essentially a man-made virus / drug. Without it the average person soon dies. Legal murder is what it is. Those that have it in excess become infected like heroin addicts. There lavish lifestyles lead them to being fattened up by evil like a pig to slaughter. There is never enough of anything. And like an addict they will do anything to keep the high. They will always be stuck in the physical realm chasing physical objects.
If you believe you serve the Lord and your days don't feel like the days of Job, The book of Ecclesiastes, or the book of Proverbs, chances are your either dead already and your body just hasn't caught up yet. Or you're on the wrong side caught in the illusion of being on the right. The Lord warns you himself multiple times that it won't be easy, you'll be hated and persecuted. To that I say "Oohrah"
"No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon."
-Matthew 6:24
When you understand why and how currency is a trap, you can better use it as weapon to fight back. Sometimes it's good to fall into traps. Many times, in life we may be low on resources. Learning to identify and disassemble traps is key to surviving any battlefield. Adaptability cannot be stressed enough. Nothing irritates enemies more than using their own weapons against them.



