February 2022

Nougat 2

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I remember back in the days when accounting was NOT my friend. Net losses in lieu of net profit (5-); needing to create suspense accounts; and those double entry rules – arrrrgh!!! Despite those great accounting adventures, I enjoyed the concept of stocks. The idea of investing small amounts of money which could mega-multiply in weeks or years! Oh yes. Of course, there’s a difference between the concept and the reality; as I’ve never felt economically viable enough to invest.

There’s another investment opportunity for each of us however; and this one is a guaranteed win. Please receive today’s Holy Nougat

“In his kindness God called you to share in his eternal glory by means of Christ Jesus. So after you have suffered a little while, he will restore, support, and strengthen you, and he will place you on a firm foundation.” ‭‭1 Peter‬ ‭5:10‬ ‭NLT‬‬

While our pride may dictate that we refuse the beneficence of another; I think Wisdom says ‘never refuse God’s gift of grace and kindness’. And this is the kind of benevolence that is literally out of this world!!!! It’s The Investment Opportunity of our lifetime. And it pays dividends that literally last Forever. As in, beyond our current lives into eternity.

Guaranteed

Yes; Christ’s death has opened up this opportunity; and His resurrection seals the deal. And, to sweeten the offer, Jesus has already gone to secure our investment. God’s kindness can’t get much better than that right. And best of all, there’s NO catch.

The only thing we have to do; is trust God’s grace and accept this gift which actually begins paying dividends already. Isn’t that awesome?! It’s a publicly accessible Sweetheart Deal. Can’t get any better than that.

So, back to ‘accounts’.

Our investment: Stake in Heaven

Share type: Preference (we don’t own the business)

Broker: God’s Spirit (impeccable track record; never had a bankruptcy)

Warranty: Jesus Christ

Duration: Eternity

Payment type: Faith in God

So, whaddyu say? Is this an offer you can’t refuse?

May all we seek be found in Christ

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