Money Movers Make More Money

When something moves, it generates something more than itself. It multiplies.

When water moves, it generates electricity which provides lights and heat for our homes. It powers our refrigerators and stoves, televisions, and gives us a higher quality of life. It powers our enterprises so we can make money. It provides oxygen for fish so they can multiply. The fish provide food for us and the animal kingdom food chain. All because water moves. When water stands still, algae grows, fish die for lack of oxygen, and we don’t have electricity for our homes and enterprises. The world is a poorer and harder place when water doesn’t move.

When air moves, it generates electricity which powers our homes and enterprises. It spreads seeds throughout the land so trees, flowers and vegetables grow. It propels sailboats. It gives us fresh air and cools us on a hot day. When air is still, we lose all of these things.

When people move, we build things. We move toward one another and that gives us social time. When we move, we are exercising and getting healthier. We move and we cook food. We move when we work and generate income. We move our mouths and speak wisdom. We move and we multiply ourselves.

When money moves, it generates more money. It multiplies. This is the law of motion. To generate more money, we need to move the money we are given.

This is what it means when it says,

To those who use well what they are given, even more will be given, and they will have an abundance. But from those who do nothing, even what little they have will be taken away. Matthew 25:29

We have much of something because we have stewarded it well by moving it and generating more. We have little of something because we have not stewarded it well by not moving it. In the Parable of the Gold Coins (Talents), the third servant buried the money he was given by his master. The money didn’t move because it was buried. But the other two servants who were given 5000 and 2000 gold coins, doubled their money by investing it. Investing is moving money.

Wherever we move our money toward, that is what we generate more of. Money moved to bad things will bear bad fruit and money moved toward good things will bear good fruit.

Not only the money is multiplied, but the thing we move our money toward is also multiplied. If we move our money toward junk food, we will multiply addiction to junk food, and we will multiply ill health. If we move our money toward healthy food, we will multiply our good health.

If we move our money toward drugs, alcohol, and gambling – we will multiply the effects of these things which become addictions.

If we move our money toward bad investments in the stock market, we will lose our money. But if we move our money toward good investments, we will multiply our money.

If you have been tithing or donating to something and you are not seeing your money multiply, or you are not seeing that church or organization grow and be more impactful – you are moving your money to the wrong places. You should always expect to see multiplication of your money if you are moving it. If it is not multiplying, then re-evaluate where you are moving your money to.

HOW we move our money is also important. If we move our money in a manipulative or corrupt manner, we will reap more manipulation and corruption on ourselves.

For example, if we are using money to control people or a situation, then we will multiply control and manipulation over ourselves. This means unethical business deals, unfair compensation to workers for their work, cheating, ripping people off, not paying fair price for a product or service, and so on.

God owns all money because he created money (he created everything). God is good. So if we are moving his money unethically or to unethical/illegal places, it will bring bad consequences.

1. Moving money generates more money.

2. The faster you move money, the more you generate.

3. The more money you move, the more money you generate.

Are you a MONEY MOVER? How fast do you move money? How much money do you move?

Kate Kristoffel