The Heart: In the Bible

 I submit to you that we should do what's in our hearts to do; allow me to explain....

Of course, there are times when it may be difficult to do what's in our heart. We may be afraid of what others will think, or we may not be sure what the right thing to do is. But if we can overcome these challenges, we will be rewarded with a life that is more true to ourselves and our values.

In the Bible, the prophet Nathan is consulted by King David; David asks if he could build a house for God? Now isn't that a noble endeavor?  David said that he had a house and God should have one too!  Nathan responded by saying, "do all that is in thy heart to do, for God is with you,"[1 Chronicles 17]  That is a very powerful response my friends, because we as believers are assured that if God is with us, then we can follow through with our heart's desires.  We can be assured of this by realizing that the devil, the adversary, will never put anything in our hearts; only God can command the heart.

It is important to realize here, that if it's been put in your heart, then God placed it there; it doesn't matter what it is or who it affects!

There are many times/situations that we encounter, when we could do good, but we balk at the opportunity.  There are always reasons, but how can we truly justify withholding good from people who need it?  We need more good, more good deeds, in this world.  Those reasons that you come up with not to do good, those come from the devil.  So, who will you listen to?  Will you listen to the good that comes from God or the impulse not to do good, which comes from Satan?

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US Debt Limit: A Theory

 The U.S. debt limit is the maximum amount of money that the United States government is authorized to borrow by law. The debt limit does not authorize new spending commitments. It simply allows the government to finance existing legal obligations that Congresses and presidents of both parties have made in the past.

The debt limit has been raised more than 80 times since 1960. In recent years, the debt limit has become a political issue, with Republicans and Democrats often deadlocked over whether to raise it.

If the debt limit is not raised, the government will not be able to borrow money to pay its bills. This could lead to a government shutdown, as well as a default on U.S. debt. A default would have a devastating impact on the U.S. economy and financial markets around the world.

This year, the U.S. government ran up against its legal borrowing limit of $31.381 trillion. This brings me to the point of this post. We are told that the richest man in the world is worth roughly 200 Billion dollars and on any given day that might be Bernard Arnault, Jeff Besos, or Elon Musk, Warren Buffett, or Bill Gates [Job 1:3]. How is it that we don't have a Trillionaire yet? I think that we have one; however, he has been hidden from the world. I mean, who owns all of that $32 Trillion dollars of US Debt? Someone has to own it and that person is the richest person in the world. I know some of you are thinking that countries like China, and Saudi Arabia own most of the US Debt; well, that still leaves Trillions of dollars of debt that has to be owned by a person, a Trillionaire. watch youtube video about my free ebook: Download my free ebook: