Kareen MillsFounder & CEO, Friendsgiving Live® · Most Influential Filipina ’23 🏆 Founder of the World’s Largest Friendsgiving Festival for Women | Angel | Keynote | Sugar Mommy™ Media | Psalm 25:1 ✞

In God‘s economy, nothing cheap is ever worth having. 🙏🏽

21 May 2024 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

1:01

In this short devotional, the speaker shares a powerful morning reflection centered on the principle that in God's economy, nothing cheap is ever worth having. She frames money as "spiritual energy" and argues that financial decisions should be made with clear intention. While acknowledging the technical aspects of financial education—cash flow analysis, budgeting, and other metrics—she emphasizes that from a transformational leadership perspective, intentional spending creates multiplied returns, returning to the giver in manyfold. The core message encourages aligning financial practices with spiritual purpose, suggesting that purposeful investment yields abundant blessings.

Chapters

I have this daily devotion that I read every morning, and today's daily devotion was really powerful. One of the biggest takeaways that I have is this. Listen. In God's economy, nothing cheap is ever worth having. Whew. I always say money is spiritual energy, and this is in line with a lot of the things that I talk about. This can be a really difficult thing to align with because when you are financially educating other people, you are looking at their cash flow, you're looking at their budgeting, you're looking at all the things from a technical standpoint. But from a transformational leadership perspective, I have to tell you, I'll be the first one to tell you that when you put money out there on a certain decision that you have to make and there is an intention behind it, it somehow comes back in so many folds.