If you pay even a cursory attention to the news, you are bombarded by the fact that our national

debt is in a crisis mode. And I don't have to be an economist to know that if I'm making $10,000 and I'm $100,000 in debt,

that I'm sunk. If I owe more than that, then I'm toast. So imagine if I owe a million

and I'm still making $10,000, what, I mean, I can't

even have word to describe that.

It's hopeless.

But I'm sure he did not get out of bed this morning so I can give you a lesson in economy

and economics because that is far from my field.

But I am an expert in spiritual economics. I know biblical economics 101, and that's what I

want to talk to you about today. Because the Bible is very clear. Every human being that's

ever born except one was born with a huge debt around their neck.

And it is indescribable.

When each one of my beautiful grandchildren were born, they were born written on their foreheads,

owes an eternal debt that can never be repaid by them.

If each one of my wonderful grandchildren would work hard,

doing good things from the moment they're born, for the rest of their lives, they could never

pay that spiritual debt. And we inherited this debt because of Adam and Eve's decision. It became our debt. It's become part

of who we are. We're born with it. Again, just take that example of making $10,000 a year and

owing a million dollars. I mean, I can work for the rest of my life and I would not even make a dent,

right? Unless. Unless what?

You know, in kind of this hypothetical example, I'm giving the word unless it's so beautiful.

It really is. It's a great word. At least gives me hope. Unless somebody who's far richer

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