ANOTHER MAN'S OWN

Discussion

Faithfulness is first tested in your attitude of responsibility over another man's property/business. This cuts across many lines. In business or at work; a believer should never be found misusing another man's business time or resources. If you were never a faithful employee of another man, how dare you expect faithfulness from your own employees. If you ruined another man's business, how then do you expect your own staff to build your own business? Plant the seeds today, for the harvest you want tomorrow. In church circles; there are those who never actively participate unless they're the ones in the spotlight. They'll not pray or praise out loud when someone else is leading, but once they take the microphone, they want everyone to shout and dance. It's not about the shouting in prayer or dancing in praise. Rather, it's about you never putting in effort to help another man succeed. People who like to be helped and encouraged but never helping or encouraging another person. They're forever praying for God to send them helpers of destiny but they never help another person's destiny. Many of our prayers for help, get answered when we go out of our way to help somebody else. Sometimes, the way up is to help somebody go up. Stop treating other people's property with carelessness. You will reap what you sow. We find this irresponsibility everywhere, but believers should never be named among such nonsense. If you're a tenant, take good care of your landlord's house. Leave it in good condition when you're moving out. Remember you're going to have tenants one day. Be the kind of tenant you'll like to have one day. Live by the golden rule at all times; Do unto others as you'll want others to do unto you. Shalom Uvracha!