Negotiations with the Bank and the Future of TTN
This morning, I had an hour-long conversation with a bank advisor regarding the business debt. While I’ve been backed into a financial corner, there is a glimmer of hope—some loan relief has been offered for six months starting in January. This could provide a much-needed chance to catch my breath and work toward stabilizing things.
However, the current business bank account has been closed. I’ve applied for a new account and should have an update within the next 48 hours. While this situation is difficult, it might prove to be a blessing in disguise. But here’s the reality: I need to know that this community is willing to rally together to support TTN. Otherwise, all of this effort and pain may be in vain, and insolvency could become the only path forward.
The Role of the Community
For TTN to thrive, we need more than financial support—we need active participation. TTN was never meant to be just a static platform where people post and leave. It was designed to be a secure space where our community could engage in meaningful conversations about our shared faith. But this vision only becomes a reality when more members actively participate in discussions.
I could gamify the platform to encourage engagement and keep people “busy,” but is that truly what we need as a faith-based community? Or should we focus on fostering genuine, impactful dialogue?
Addressing Community Concerns
Ministries and members, I urge you to fully embrace TTN’s potential and use it as it was intended. If there’s anything in the Terms & Conditions (T&Cs) that you feel hinders participation or growth, let’s address it together as a community. For example, I know that the topic of polygamy has been raised as a contentious issue. If this or any other point is preventing our community from growing, let’s have an open discussion and decide as a majority how to move forward.
Shaping the Future Together
TTN can be shaped into a truly inclusive platform for our faith-based community, but it requires collaboration. Let’s work together to remove divisive barriers and build a space where everyone feels they belong.
Your engagement is vital, not only for the platform’s survival but for its transformation into something even greater. Let’s stand united and ensure TTN remains a valuable resource for all.
What are your thoughts? Let’s start this conversation now.
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WORD FOR TODAY “are you in union with HIM?”: Rom 6:23 For what one earns from sin is death; but eternal life is what one receives as a free gift from God, in union with the Messiah Yeshua, our Lord.
SPOKEN VERSE FOR TODAY: Pro 9:7 "He who corrects a scoffer only gets insulted; reproving a wicked man becomes his blemish.
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Thought for Today Thursday December 12
When things seem to be going all wrong, stop and affirm your trust in YHVH. Calmly take all matters to Him, and leave them in His capable hands. Then simply do the following: thank Him constantly through trusting prayers, and rest in His Sovereign control. Rejoice in Him.
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