*I saw this on a Pastor’s Wall!!!! And thought it was good to share:*
*Dear Pastors/Teachers/Preachers/Ministers/Apostles/Evangelists/etc.*
_When you preach the correct biblical principle of sowing and reaping, please balance it with the biblical principle of hard work, diligence and creativity (study Joseph) or else you will be raising a bunch of lazy Christians always expecting manna from heaven._
_When you preach the correct biblical principle of perfect and divine health, please balance it with the correct biblical principle of healthy living, or else you will be raising a bunch of gluttonous Christians that will be casting the spirit of cholesterol out of obviously harmful meals._
_When you preach the principle of transfer of the Gentiles’ wealth, balance it with the teaching of solid business planning, fiscal discipline, developing a competitive edge within their industry and the importance of planning – (who amongst you will want to build a house and not first of all count the cost?)_
_When you preach that God will bring knowledge to the remembrance of students writing exams, please balance it with the fact that it is what they have studied beforehand that can be remembered. Teach them to study hard for their exams. The Apostle Paul specifically requested Timothy to bring his BOOKS to him in the prison._
_When you teach them that none shall lack their mate, teach them interpersonal relationship skills, a positive attitude, dress etiquette, social etiquette and modesty_
_When you teach them that God will prosper them, please let them know that it is what their hands find to do that God will multiply. God will not multiply an empty hand which does nothing._
_Please teach them that God did not say He would give them wealth. The Bible says it is God that gives you power to make wealth. Tell them God will give them power in the form of knowledge, friends, good health, intellect and time and God expects them to use this power to make wealth._
_Please teach them the correct things for the body of Christ to be healthy and vibrant._
_May God help His Church in Jesus’ name. Amen._