We welcome you now to a true church perspective with Pastor G. Craig Lewis.

He that tilleth his land shall have plenty of bread.

But he that followeth after vain persons shall have what?

Poverty enough. What is this scripture saying saying a faithful father does what he works on himself

he may not be perfect he may be a fixer-upper you may have married a dude that's just need he

need a little work you married him while he was in the garage and his transmission was

out the transmission of his heart was laying on the ground screws nuts and bolts and he needed a little

help good man he just somebody he just need to be put back together right he need a little work

amen but that's okay because a faithful father will work on himself he'll work on himself

until he gets it right amen that's why we teach women in here to be uh uh discreet and not blast your man's business because his business today

may not be his business tomorrow if he's working on himself but once you let the cat out the bag

you've labeled him he doesn't make his life about his own achievements or what?

Accomplishments, but he lends his life to his family and make sure they are what?

Secure.

I preach this all the time.

You know, we got a lot of ex-athletes and folks, ex-actors and ex-performers and musicians,

folks that stood on great stages and entertained great folks in the world.

Well, when you come in here, we all equal.

Brother, you can't pull from knowing something because you knew Snoop Dogg and you used to scratch his records behind him.

That means nothing in here.

We're all the same because our achievements and our accomplishments

don't mean anything if we aren't achieving in our homes. Amen. Your worldly success, your worldly

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