When it comes to myself alone, I truly believe that God will provide, even amongst the greatest challenges. But I never want to tell another that "God will provide" for them, if I'm telling them this because I believe I have nothing to offer.

So what then do I think about "making money?" If it no longer a selfish priority, then how do I evaluate it as a selfless priority, or is that even possible?

I believe that the provision of brotherhood and sisterhood outweighs the provision of material wealth. For if we had all the riches of the world, but no one to share it with, what is it good for.

Undoubtedly, the highest provision is what God provided on the cross, an opportunity to be with Him, to live with Him, to abide with Him. This is truly the best way to experience God's provision. And in this way, I incessantly have something of value to offer.

God will either give you what you want, or have you want something better, which He will grant you when asking with a sincere desire to see Him as He truly is.

What can be better than being glorified with Christ. This is not simply something we hope for when we die, because Christ is not God of the dead, but God of the living.