From an early age, piggy banks teach children the importance of saving money. Although a full compartment filled with coins may not add up to much initially, the discipline of being a good steward of your possessions can last a lifetime. Until this quality is acquired or obtained, checking into the invisible bank is a must.
Look on my suffering and deliver me, for I have not forgotten your law. – Psalm 119:153
The Bible is like an international financial center, full of promise notes, waiting to be cashed in by faith. Available 24/7, unless you check in regularly, you don’t know what you’re missing out on. On loan from God, the Word is living and active, rich in nuggets of truth. Previous readers have compared these principles to be greater than silver and gold, Psalm 12:6.
Defend my cause and redeem me; preserve my life according to your promise. – Psalm 119:154
Despite these beliefs, when the storms of life engulf you, this bank becomes invisible. Skeptics often look in a different direction, trusting in what they can see. This stance causes minds to become closed, turning God’s truths into fiction. Subsequently, a generation may never enter the spiritual door of this invisible place. Therefore, the next time you encounter a bitter soul, you may want to point them in the direction of the invisible bank.
by Jay Mankus
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