DO NOT MOCK GOD WITH YOUR GIVING

• If you do not take care of your day-to-day living, you have lost before you started living.
• In Genesis 8:20–22, the law of harvest was established and reaffirmed in Galatians 6:6–10. The law of harvest works alongside the law of opportunity: moment by moment, day by day, opportunities present themselves. Ignoring them can be to your detriment.
• A mocker is a self-deceived person, as described in James 1:22–25. He hears the Word, receives the truth, and yet turns away from it, rationalising or explaining it away (Galatians 6:7–8). Once you know the truth, you cannot violate God’s precepts and expect to escape the consequences (Galatians 6:7-8, NLT, AMP, MSG, TPT).
• When you do the Word, you end up doing the work. Do not terminate your own blessing. And do not be deceived into thinking that because you are loaded today, you cannot become empty again. Stay in your lane and keep trusting God.
• Scornful people are mockers (Psalm 1:1 – 6, Jeremiah 17:5–10). The book of Proverbs repeatedly identifies four types of people: the wise, the simple, the fool, and the mocker.
• The wise seek wisdom. Seeking wisdom is a lifelong active choice. True wisdom means knowing how to live well, make good choices, and treat others with care (Proverbs 4:7).

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