Subject: the gospel is to be told not sold some people are in sinistry for the money they not trying to learn how to be ministry we don’t do ministry ABBA FATHER want us to be ministry? That’s the only way we can be the type of Christ. 

Ekklesia i thought i seen it all what happened yesterday at the gas station proved me wrong i’ve seen many things  on my journey that i can’t unsee i asked the Holy Spirit why did He allow me to see what i seen yesterday a evangelist selling tracks the Holy Spirit let me know that He wanted me to see what grieves Him beloved i can’t tell you the last time i had cash in my wallet when I told the Evangelist that i don’t have no money, he put the track back in his SUV i did not realize what he did until i pumped my gas. It turned my stomach when he was  driving off. He said God still gone bless you anyway i said God don’t need my money to bless me no response people like that look for people that’s biblical illiterate sad but true the man did not take time to see if i had salvation did not take time to see if i was well mentally emotionally or spiritually. All he wanted was money I know how he treat the flock based upon the way he treated me. I know i don’t look like I’m into the scriptures looks can be deceiving we should not judge a book by its cover it’s vital for all of us to look beneath the surface to judge well In John 7:24, Jesus commands, "Do not judge by appearances, but judge with right judgment." This statement occurs during the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem, where Jesus confronts religious leaders who sought to kill him for healing a man on the Sabbath (John 7:21-23). He condemns their superficial, hypocritical judgment It’s many things going on with leadership in 2026 my prayer Lord, I hope they will allow you to help them before. It’s too late. My prayer for myself is Lord I will continue to receive your help it’s the only way i won’t be like them I’m a wannabe. I want to be Christlike.

Matthew 10:8

Heal the sick, raise the dead, cure those with leprosy, and cast out demons. Give as freely as you have received!

Divine story time.

Matthew 10:8 Jesus’ instructions to the twelve apostles during their first missionary journey to the "lost sheep of Israel". Jesus empowers them to perform miracles—healing the sick, raising the dead, and casting out demons—without charging for these services.

Contextual Background:

"Freely Give": The instruction to "give as a free gift" highlights that the gospel is grace, not a commodity to be sold.

The Mission: Jesus sends the Twelve to preach that the "kingdom of heaven is at hand," limiting their mission to Jewish communities to first offer them the message.

Power and Authority: The apostles do not act on their own power, but with authority delegated by Jesus, enabling them to authenticate their message with miraculous signs.

Cultural Context: This command echoed the teaching of Jewish rabbis, who were forbidden from taking payment for teaching the Law, which they had received freely from God.

Dependence on Provision: The apostles were commanded to take no money or extra supplies, making them dependent on the hospitality of those they served, encouraging a focus on the mission over material security.

The verse emphasizes the principle of unconditional, generous ministry in gratitude for the grace received from Christ.

Ephesians 4:30

And do not bring sorrow to God’s Holy Spirit by the way you live. Remember, he has identified you as his own,[a] guaranteeing that you will be saved on the day of redemption.

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Ephesians 4:30 ("And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, with whom you were sealed for the day of redemption") is a practical command within Paul’s letter, warning believers against unethical living that contradicts their identity in Christ. Contextually, it acts as a pivot, connecting the "new life" (4:17-24) to specific instructions on truthful, angry-free, and loving behavior.

The "Seal" of Security: Being "sealed" by the Spirit signifies El Shaddai ownership, protection, and authentication of a believer until final redemption."

Grieving" the Holy Spirit: This means causing sorrow or emotional distress to El Shaddai. It highlights the personal, relational aspect of the Holy Spirit, implying sins break fellowship with El Shaddai, not just break divine rules.

Paul implies that because believers are intimately sealed by El Shaddai Spirit, they should be motivated to avoid sin out of love for the One who loves them, rather than merely out of fear of punishment.