By Rick Joyner
"The spirit of poverty is likely one of the strongest and lethal strongholds devil makes use of to maintain the area in bondage. each church and each believer needs to struggle and triumph over this enemy on the way to w
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We must now get free of every yoke of the enemy that causes us in any way to compromise the ways of the kingdom of God. The trials we are now going through are all meant to help us do this. The Lord is not the least bit worried about the economy, or any other human problems. We are called to be seated with Him in the heavenly places (see Ephesians 2:6). Our Lord will never lack for the resources to do what He wants to do. Neither will we ever lack for the resources to do what He wants us to do.
In Scripture a bondservant was one who was able to go free, but loved his master so much that he chose to be his slave for the rest of his life. We, too, are free to choose whether we will be a bondservant or not. God allows us to choose whether we will serve Him or not, because freedom is required for true worship or for true obedience from the heart. There can be no obedience from the heart unless there is the freedom to disobey. The reason He put the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden was to give man the freedom to choose whom he would serve.
There is a clear, biblical strategy that will both get us there and keep us there—if we follow it faithfully. We must therefore seek financial independence, but always keep in mind that it is a means and not the end in itself. To be financially independent without knowing our purpose in God would be like getting all dressed up with no place to go. Getting free of this stronghold is for the purpose of enabling us to do His will. Seeing that purpose is part of the motivation that it will take to be faithful to His Word.