22| Anointed, Not Underpaid: The 3 P's of Kingdom Marketplace Income
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You are not anointed and underpaid by design. You are anointed, and you are positioned to be provided for.
When your People are right and your Processes are proven, the Paycheck becomes the natural result, not the thing you chase. It’s what happens when you stay planted, keep meditating on the Word, keep building daily, and refuse to step out of alignment for a quick shortcut.
That paycheck funds your family, your ministry, your generosity, and your freedom. It’s kingdom income for kingdom service.
Stay rooted, sis. Stay planted. The fruit is coming in its season.
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Your pay is capped by a pay scale, an industry norm, a title, or the number of hours you can work. In many professions, including healthcare, education, and public service, pay increases slowly no matter how hard you work.
Deuteronomy 28 gives us this picture in verses 1-3 and the rest of the chapter speaks of the blessing that comes with diligence and obedience to God’s instructions. Even in the area of stewardship of your income. Become a disciplined spender who will eventually become a leader that has to lend . ( Lender identity) over waster who stays begging and borrowing to survive.
The Word of God: renew your money mind. Replace inherited lies with Scripture. The ways of God: work the process. Be faithful, give, save, clear debt, and grow income through your gifts. The will of God: fund your purpose. Pray, write the vision, get counsel, and take the next step. Word, ways, will. Principle, process, purpose.
1 Kings 10:23 through 25. Solomon’s wealth and wisdom were so great that kings and queens traveled from other nations just to sit with him, bring him gifts, and trade with him. The Queen of Sheba herself came with camels loaded with spices, gold, and precious stones. This is a picture of strategic partnership at the highest level — people bringing resources to you because of the wisdom and wealth God has already built in you. Here’s the key, though: Solomon’s partnerships weren’t random. They were strategic. They were mutually valuable. And they were built on reputation, not desperation. So ask yourself: are the people around your money right now speaking increase into your life, or are they speaking doubt? Are you positioning yourself with excellence so the right partnerships come find you — mentors, collaborators, investors, clients — or are you chasing every opportunity out of fear of missing out?