01/06/2026
Dear Reader,
I would like to share with you a strange but true principle. This is not a scam, and this principle is available to anyone who chooses to practice it.
One of the oldest questions in human history is: How does a person become rich? What is the secret to obtaining financial freedom and escaping poverty? Books such as The Richest Man in Babylon and Rich Dad Poor Dad have attempted to answer this question.
One of the fastest ways to make money in our modern economic system is through lending money. Banks, for example, generate wealth by extending credit and charging interest. For every rand borrowed, interest is added—sometimes at rates as high as 60% or more.
Now I would like to share a principle that is not connected to our earthly economic systems, but to a far superior system of wealth and provision. Before I continue, I want to be careful in how I present it, because I do not want it to sound religious. This has nothing to do with religion. Rather, it is a Kingdom principle.
What I am about to share is practiced by successful businesspeople, large corporations, and wealthy individuals—many of whom have no religious affiliation at all.
Here is the principle:
Give to the poor and the widow.
It is that simple.
Do not let anyone convince you otherwise. Your giving is a loan, and every loan is repaid—with interest. In fact, you should expect a return.I personally practice this principle, and since I started doing so, I cannot remember the last time I went to bed worrying about financial lack or provision.
You may ask, "Who will repay me?" Certainly not the poor person, and definitely not with interest. Now this is where I may lose many readers. Yet for those who have ears to hear, the fruit of this truth is sweet.
The repayment comes from the King Himself.
The Kingdom operates on principles that are often opposite to the world's systems. In the world's economy, we accumulate in order to have more. In the Kingdom economy, we give, and it is given back to us. We release, and we receive. We sow, and we reap.
Do not take my word for it. Test it for yourself.
Find someone in genuine need. Give without expecting anything from them in return. Do it consistently. Do it with an investment mindset. Then watch what happens over time.
This is not merely charity. It is a Kingdom law.Test it. Practice it. Observe the results.Then decide for yourself whether it is true.