Watch your Wealth - One Awesome Instruction

One Awesome Instruction Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Zec 8:17 And let none of you think or imagine or devise evil or injury in your hearts against his neighbor, and love no false oath, for all these things I hate, says the Lord.

Mat 5:43 You have heard that it was said, You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy; [Lev. 19:18; Ps. 139:21, 22.]

Mat 5:48 You, therefore, must be perfect [growing into complete maturity of godliness in mind and character, having reached the proper height of virtue and integrity], as your heavenly Father is perfect.

With a pure heart you must walk this earth. Love what God Loves and hate what He hates and you shall prosper. One final instruction Jesus gave his disciples – to love one another and they neighbor as they self.

As we are created in the image of God, and Jesus come down from heaven to restore our previous glory that we had, we as the sons of God cannot judge, hate or devise evil against any other man on this earth – for it is wrong in the eyes of the Lord.

We should honor and respect every man, disregard if he is high or low, rich or poor. By honoring every man we honor God in that we declare that we acknowledge God in His creation. For every man has the potential to become like Jesus Christ and be a blessing to one another.

To treat evil, corrupt and bad people with love and respect and honor, is not because of their works, it is because you show them that within you there is godlike life and character and they too can poses it. You show them that they can be perfect as God is perfect by living a life where our minds are filled and consumed to please God.

In our daily walk we must continuously think of God and we strive to perfection and in that we will give wealth to the sinner and turn their mind and honor God in it. For if we do more than those in the world, the world will notice that there is a better more fulfilled live and they too will strive to get it. For great is your reward in heaven if you plug a sinner like a burned wood out of the fire to save them. Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

In Times of Abundance Ask Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Zec 10:1 ASK OF the Lord rain in the time of the latter or spring rain. It is the Lord Who makes lightnings which usher in the rain and give men showers, and grass to everyone in the field.

We should pray to Him that possesses all and everything. Why should we ask for it if it is the season for it? Why should we ask if the time is right for it?

In asking you acknowledge the Giver of rain. You acknowledge to creator of wealth, and therefore He will shower you with wealth. In a time when there is bounty, ask for more and He who gives will earnestly remember that you are His creation too.

God honors those that know the meaning of His name. He recognizes those that ask in boldness. He blesses those that are standing before Him in boldness to ask for more. In blessing He will bless, ask and it shall be giving unto you.

The Lord is the maker, the possessor of wealth and by His mercy He gives when we ask. By His grace He will usher in the wealth unto us that ask. Don’t be dump struck when it comes to a time of asking – ASK.

Hos 2:21 And in that day I will respond, says the Lord; I will respond to the heavens [which ask for rain to pour on the earth], and they shall respond to the earth [which begs for the rain it needs],

Hos 2:23 And I will sow her for Myself anew in the land, and I will have love, pity, and mercy for her who had not obtained love, pity, and mercy; and I will say to those who were not My people, You are My people, and they shall say, You are my God!

God is merciful. Respect your thoughts and your speech towards other people. You are sacred and your whole life is sacred, ask for mercy towards your finances, health and wealth – God will honor it – He is God. Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Watch your Wealth - Tests to Perfection

Tests to Perfection Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

1Co 3:14 If the work which any person has built on this Foundation [any product of his efforts whatever] survives [this test], he will get his reward.

Psa 26:2 Examine me, O Lord, and prove me; test my heart and my mind.


In our daily lives we are tested and tested again. For if there were no tests, how will we know the strength of our faith? How will we know that God is testing us? Do we merely experience suffering everyday and let it by without investigating the origin of it?

Remember, that what ever we do will be tested with fire, and that which endures will stay forever. Our trails and tribulations is not to break us or to leave us broke and bankrupt, but to form us and to mould us into what is strong, durable, excellent and pure in the eyes of God.

Jer 17:10 I the Lord search the mind, I try the heart, even to give to every man according to his ways, according to the fruit of his doings.

How many times have we heard that what you sow you will reap? If you sow foolish words of stupidity which we know is folly and might end up in disaster, why do we do it? Or if we sow in anger because we cannot control our mind and utter undisciplined words, God is just and will do as He said according to Jeremiah 17:10.

Our wealth comes in many forms. If we sow words that proof to be folly, that is exactly what we will reap. But if we sow words in the discipline of the mind, we will reap the benefit of it. Our mind forms the words which lay in our hearts, and by seeing the end result of it, we speak it – and it shall come to pass.

In stead of saying that “we will not have enough money to pay our debts this month”, rather say that “with the grace and bountiful mercy of God we will meet all our obligations and have left overs”.

Your wealth lies on the tip of your tong, use it wisely to perfect your testing and God will give to you according to your ways the fruit of your doings. Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Watch your Wealth - I am great because of His Gentleness

I am great because of His Gentleness Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

2Sa 22:36 You have also given me the shield of Your salvation; and Your condescension and gentleness have made me great.

Psa 18:35 You have also given me the shield of Your salvation, and Your right hand has held me up; Your gentleness and condescension have made me great.

In this text we notice that God have behavior or an example of behavior that implies that somebody is graciously lowering himself to the level of people less important or intelligent. In this the meaning implies that God has emptied (condescension or kḗ-nō´sis: The word “kenosis” (κένωσις, kénōsis) has entered theological language from Phi_2:7, where in the sentence he “emptied himself” the Greek verb is ekénōsen. “Kenosis,” then, the corresponding noun, has become a technical term for the humiliation of the Son in the incarnation, but in recent years has acquired a still more technical sense, i.e. of the Son's emptying Himself of certain attributes, especially of omniscience.) Himself for and on behalf of us. And as a result of that I am made great.

Our inheritance of wealth, the spoils of the enemy, is not because of what we have done, but because of His mercy and His grace and His loving-kindness. He has emptied Himself so that we can be filled with Him, He became poor so that we can be rich.

Our minds by nature have difficulty in accepting that Christ has done all and everything for us. There is nothing more that we can do to add to it but to accept the price that was paid. He has pored Himself out, His whole intension was that we should have what is His.

It is like the prodigal son, the oldest one, when the father prepared the calf for the younger’s one home coming. He was upset and angry because his father has never gave him a calf to enjoy with his friend. Then the father said to him, but all that is mine is yours. Yet the oldest never understood this. And so are we today, we still don’t understand that everything is already ours.
Our wealth lays in what we receive and accept in faith not in what we can do or achieve. Our wealth is under foot, right in front of us – just accept it. Our salvation, the mere fact that we have accepted His grace, has shielded us and made us great. Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Watch your Wealth - Keep your Wealth

Keep your Wealth Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Exo 20:23 You shall not make [gods to share] with Me [My glory and your worship]; gods of silver or gods of gold you shall not make for yourselves.

In no uncertain terms can anyone compete with God. He is a jealous God. How is it possible that in times we as humans are so short sited. When we have it all, we think that we have made it and nothing can touch us. How wrong can we be.

Luk 12:20 But God said to him, You fool! This very night they [the messengers of God] will demand your soul of you; and all the things that you have prepared, whose will they be?

The only way to honor God and building fences around your wealth is to give it away. This in itself sounds insane. How can I keep it and give it away? If you want to keep it, you have to share it. Always give what you can afford to others less fortunate. Money that is surplus should be shared, not stored. Wealth is what money can do for you regarding other people. Go on bless them.

It is like the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ, He gave it all so that we can be saved. He also said that he who wants to save his life will loose it and he that will loose his life because of Him will save it. The seed has to be sown in order to produce more seed just like that. God works in principles.

Principles, principles, God is working in principles. By knowing them and abiding in them we will build a fence around our wealth and keep it.

Rev 3:18 Therefore I counsel you to purchase from Me gold refined and tested by fire, that you may be [truly] wealthy, and white clothes to clothe you and to keep the shame of your nudity from being seen, and salve to put on your eyes, that you may see. Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Watch your Wealth - Unlimited Wealth by Unlimited Giving

Unlimited Wealth by Unlimited Giving Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Eph 5:1 THEREFORE BE imitators of God [copy Him and follow His example], as well-beloved children [imitate their father].

Wealth in itself is not only money or finances in whatever way. Wealth lays is love, smiles, hugging someone and doing good deeds unto others. Our giving in service is wealth that we share with others.

By sharing our wisdom and knowledge with others, we share with them our talents. Many a time have others confess in some way or another how much it meant to them when so and so give them a smile, or hugged them.

How many times have we heard that when people minister to other people that they are blessed in such a way that words can not describe it. To serve is to be served. To help is to be helped. By healing others, you heal yourself. By ministering to other people, you confirm the word within yourself and it becomes one with you.

Let’s imitate God everyday by stretching our hand to someone in need. Smile to everybody, for happiness is shared before it is enjoyed. Wealth is like the five loafs and two fishes that the Lord Jesus multiplied – you must share it before it is multiplied. So share your wealth today in faith and watch it multiply in such a way that you will not be able to contain it. Written by D. Jonathan Fourie