Bourbon & Cigars

Bourbon & Cigars
Smoke in this Life not the Next

Featured Post

Friday, October 31, 2025

Oct 31 (Thu) Vigil of All Saints (Anti-Halloween) Mystery, communion, resistance Stagg Jr. – bold, unfiltered Padron 1926 Maduro “Where am I...

Character is Destiny-Catholic Edition 33 day prayer in preparation to All Saints to start-Sep 29

Character is Destiny-Catholic Edition 33 day prayer in preparation to All Saints to start-Sep 29
“Qui Deo confidit, omnia facere potest.” He who trusts in God can do all things.

Thursday, July 7, 2016

Acts, Chapter 5, verse 26
26 Then the captain and the court officers went and brought them in, but without force, because they were afraid of being stoned by the people.

The apostles were brought before the Sanhedrin for trial. These temple priests which were instrumental in causing the crucifixion of Christ were now inflamed with jealousy over the apostles; who by the resurrection of Christ no longer feared death or taxes. The people began to believe and the world was never the same.

The apostles after their release immediately resumed public teaching they rendered unto God what was God’s.

The apostles filled with the Holy Spirit were not afraid anymore. They practiced obedience, commitment, healthy relationships and faith. They had generous hearts.

Building Generosity into your life[1]

Effective leaders gather for others then give it away. This is God’s economy which is radically different. By releasing our grasp and not clinging to our possessions we become more like Him who had nothing; the one who gave the only resource He had--Himself.

Building Generosity

1.      Be grateful for whatever you have.
2.      Put people first.
3.      Don’t allow greed to control you.
4.      Regard money as a resource.
5.      Develop the habit of giving.

“I now pray, not for more of this world’s goods and greater blessings, but to be worthy of that which I already have.” Napoleon Hill[2]






















[1] John Maxwell, The Maxwell Leadership Bible.
[2] Napoleon Hill, Outwitting the Devil.









No comments:

Post a Comment

Domus Vinea Mariae

Domus Vinea Mariae
Home of Mary's Vineyard