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LET YOUR GIVING BE REWARDABLE, NOT DAMNABLE

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TOPIC:  LET YOUR GIVING BE REWARDABLE, NOT DAMNABLE 

TEXT: MATTHEW 6:1-4 

MONDAY JUNE 12TH

KEY VERSE: “Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves.” Phil 2:3.
There are things to guard against in the ministry of giving for the work of God and the welfare of the brethren. To maintain your righteousness and enjoy the rewards of Christian giving, the following should be observed.
• Guard against pride and high-mindedness in your life due to the praise and honour of men 
• Guard against rough and arrogant utterances due to pride.
• Guard against men giving you worship and undue praise due to the kindness they enjoy from you.
• Do not over-enrich a church or a man of God till they lost focus on God and begin to serve money.
• If you have much to give, remember other true churches and men of God. God wants them to enjoy His sufficient supply too.
• Make sure you do not remove the faith of the man of God from God to yourself and that you do not take over the control of the man of God or the church from God through your money. 
• Deal wisely and humbly in all situations.
• In wisdom, use diverse methods in ministering your gifts to protect yourself and others, giving all the glory to God.
• Pray always for God to give you sufficient grace and victory against Satan who always seeks to corrupt your service before God.
Some cases of Christian giving may require sufficient counsel before you embark on them. Seek godly counsel in such cases, that your good deed may not be misinterpreted. You may be poor or in need and requiring help, do not put your trust in man or even in the good man that God uses to bless you. Put your trust in God. Let your heart stay with God. He is the one that uses man to do good. 

Thought for the day: Deal wisely and humbly in all situations  

Song for the day: Take my life and let it be consecrated Lord to Thee 

Bible reading for the day: Ezra 1-2; John 19:23-42
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