When you tell someone not to share a certain thing because it means a bad thing to you but it means something good to them it reveals the negativity in you when the thing in and of itself is not evil. I ran across this once on YouTube sharing a heart to display love. The tyrant running the live stream told me not to share them and explained why it meant something bad to him. Simple solution, I never went back to his channel or supported him.
“Amazing Grace”
What a beautiful song and sounds awesome on the Native Flute!
https://rumble.com/v1knup4-ama....zing-grace-native-am
"Buffalo Run"
A short instrumental piece we call "Buffalo Run". The beat of the song can give you that feeling of watching the herd gallop across the prairie.
https://rumble.com/v1f5y79-buf....falo-run-acoustic-in
Gaius, who is host to me and to the whole church, greets you. Erastus, the city treasurer, and our brother Quartus, greet you.
Romans 16:23 ESV
It’s worth noting how many apparently wealthy people were aiding Paul and the early assemblies. Phoebe, Prisca and Aquila, Jason, Gaius, and Erastus, among others. There are traditions that members of the imperial family aided him while he was under house arrest in Rome.
It’s not a sin to be rich, and nothing in the Bible should be taken to the contrary. All of the patriarchs, David, Solomon, and many godly people throughout the Scriptures had great wealth. The problem is not in the wealth, but in one’s attitude towards it. Do you serve your money? Or do you use the resources that God has given you to serve his purposes?
David Martin
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