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What can you give while unemployed with scarce resources? Or to be more precise, what might you need to give u? Your progress can be held back when you hang on to things that God wants you to release. Many have tried to stay in jobs after their season had ended — just to play it safe. Some have kept a hobby or habit that has pulled their lives out of balance and harmed their relationships. So take some time to check and see if there’s anything on the throne of your life other than God. Be ready to give up to God everything He wants to take away. He only asks for it in order to make room for something so much better.
WORDS OF LIFE:
- I am willing to release anything the Lord calls for. I know He will give back far better gifts.
- By faith I receive a multiplied return for everything I give up for Christ’s sake.
- I thank God that He is after my greatest good and will save me from traps the enemy has set for me.
Word of the Day
So when Jesus heard these things, He said to him, “You still lack one thing. Sell all that you have and distribute to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow Me.”
Luke 18:22
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Karl (1) - 10/16/2026
I have been unemployed for 5 months now and really need a full time job. I have taken on part time work but the bills are starting to pile up and I am getting scared that I will lose my home.
Paul Dyches (0) - 10/13/2026
Former middle school science teacher, now working, at 65, for Home Depot as a millwork specialist. The pay is low and my family needs more. Please pray for God's leading in a path He wants me to go…
Paul Dyches (0) - 10/13/2026
A former middle school science teacher, now working for 6 years at Home Depot as a Millwork Specialist. The pay is very low and my family needs me to bring in a good bit more. I\'m 65 but fel much…