Peaks and valleys are part of the game.

 

1. A win is a win.
   Whether it’s a million-dollar deal or making payroll on a rough month, it counts.

2. Peaks and valleys are part of the game.
   You don’t get one without the other.

3. If you can’t see your wins, your perspective is broken.
   It’s easier to notice progress when others point it out.

4. The right room changes the scoreboard.
   Winners spot wins you can’t see on your own.

Prosperity

When God created man, He gave him abundance. You can’t read the story in the Garden of Eden and think that Adam lacked for anything. And God’s plan, His idea, His heart for humanity has never changed.

 

But God did not give Adam all that abundance so that the abundance itself would be the focus of his life. His focus was to be his relationship with the Father as they walked and talked in the garden. His life did not consist in the abundance of things, but in his relationship to his Creator.

 

So what is abundance? Abundance, or prosperity, is having all that you need to meet any circumstance, with enough left over to give wherever God might direct you.

 

Jesus certainly is not against prosperity. In fact, prosperity is what I believe is God’s will for all of His children. I don’t think God wants any of His kids to be in poverty. Poverty is not a virtue unless you choose it for some reason.

 

God wants you to be prosperous, but there are some principles to properly understand prosperity, which we will discover in the next few devotionals.

 

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