In a world filled with fleeting pleasures and distractions, the anchor scripture calls on believers to shift focus from the temporary, visible realities of this world to the eternal, unseen truths of God’s kingdom. The seen things are transient and bound by time while the unseen are eternal. This eternal focus doesn’t remove us from the world but empowers us to live purposefully within it.

It is not a sin nor is it wrong for you to be rich because God wants you to be (3 John 2). If your Father owns the heavens and the earth, why should you be poor? That would be an insult and embarrassment to Him. However, you need the power to get wealth which comes from God. This is also described as 'the power to be successful', the 'ability to produce wealth' and 'the strength to make a living'.

When a Christian fails to stand out, either because of fear, shyness, compromise, peer pressure etc, and they end up to mingle and blend in with unbelievers; they lose their identity in God and become worthless. The loss of true identity is a recipe for spiritual failure and disaster.

Peace, rest and joy accompanies a man who lives at the centre of God's will for their lives. In fact, God is committed to supervise, defend, prosper them because they have become his project. This is because God is a stakeholder in his plans. He will do everything to make sure his plans doesn't fail. To guarantee success in life, follow God's plan.

Being a fruitful Christian works from the inside out. Your fruit is the outward reflection of who you truly are on the inside. Jesus said by your fruits people will know who you are.

One of the best gifts God gave to man is the will power i.e. the ability to choose. And God himself respects your will (Rev. 3:20); but you will give account of how you used it on the last day.