The Lord is calling an end to financial struggle in your life.

But you must know that the end of financial struggle doesn’t come from more money coming into your hands.

The end of financial struggle comes from seeing money the way God does.

So, when you call an end to financial struggle, you are inviting Him to renew your mind in the area of money.

Do you want to see money the way God does?

Do you realize that if you truly saw money the way God does, there would never be a financial struggle?

The next time money pressures you, pray this, "God, help me see money the way you do."

The Lord doesn't always give you the outcome of your obedience to motivate you to obey Him.

He expects you to obey simply because you received a command from the Lord.

He says, “Do this.” You say, “Yes, sir. That’s exactly what I’m doing.”

This is the highest life with the Lord, where you trust Him fully.

You don’t have to know. You don’t have to understand.

As a matter of fact, you don’t even consult with your reasoning on whether you should obey.

You read the Scripture and obey what it says.

Living this kind of life is good. It is an adventure. It is a weight off.

It is the highest kind of life.

It's time for us to repent for thinking we can put God on a schedule.

Who are we to give Him deadlines?

Who are we to get impatient when church goes longer than an hour and a half?

When sports demand an incredible amount of time, most don't even complain.

Watching reels or a favorite TV show eats up hours every day without a second thought.

So, why is it, when it comes to things of God, that we get impatient? Why do we impose deadlines on the Creator of the universe that we wouldn't dare impose on a coach?

It's time to repent by saying, "Father, have as much time as You need."

How would you like to become a bondservant?

The Apostle Paul, James, Peter, and even Moses wore this title like a badge of honor. They introduced themselves as servants of Christ.

We tend to shy away from this title because of what we learned in school regarding slavery. But being a bondservant is different.

A bondservant is someone who was once a slave to pay off their debts. Once their debts were paid, they were free to go, but chose to stay with the master.

This choice locked them in for life as a bondservant.

The assignment remained the same: submit to and serve the master. But the position changed. They were now considered part of the family.

This is an invitation for us to stop struggling to create our own kingdom and instead come live with the King of Kings.

It's true that you can no longer just do what you want. As a bondservant, your schedule, money, and reputation are no longer your own.

But in return, you get to live in the Kingdom of God. You gain His protection, provision, and name.

So, how about becoming a bondservant of Christ?

It marvels me how unconcerned Jesus was with money.

Peter was asked if Jesus paid taxes. He did, even though He knew it wasn't right to be taxed by your own people.

But to avoid causing an unnecessary ruckus, Jesus had Peter go fishing.

The very first fish he caught had exactly the amount needed to pay not just Jesus' tax but Peter's, too.

How about when perfume worth a year's wages was poured on Jesus' feet? Others were bothered by such a frivolous gesture, but not Jesus, because He knew it was ordained by the Father.

Then we find out that the disciple managing the ministry's money was a thief. Jesus knew it the whole time and didn't expose it until the end.

Money had no influence or control over Jesus. It had no seat at the table as Jesus was making decisions.

He only did what His Father directed Him to do. How about you?

The Bible says that we are transformed by the renewing of our minds.

Living in the information age, we think this means acquiring lots of information from the Bible.

But that's not it. Renewing the mind is a renovation project.

First, the old has to be completely demolished and removed. Then, new, beautiful things can be built.

Most never get to the new because they shy away from the extensive demolition project.

I encourage you to embrace it. Let God's Word do its work in your thoughts and attitudes.

It hurts at first. But everything He tears down is to make way for something beautiful.