Clothing the Homeless
“Attitude of Gratitude” was inspired by the Holy Spirit to clothe the homeless. While those living on the streets appear to be homeless, the deeper meaning is that all those who live without His Love are truly homeless.
If you feel inspired to support and clothe those on the streets or provide them with bibles, reach out to us. Otherwise, you are invited to buy one for yourself as a reminder to allow the mind to return to gratitude and everything that you already have and are in Him.
Life beyond the ego’s past thoughts of regret and future thoughts of anxiety is eternal gratitude in the present moment—the fruit of the Spirit.
Feel Inspired to Support the Message of Love?
Our community consists of children of God who travel where led by the Holy Spirit to share the message of Love and Jesus’ teachings. Using donations to clothe the homeless and maintain online platforms, if you feel inspired to support this purpose you may do so below. God bless your support. Amen.
Serving the Living Body of Christ: Holy Spirit’s Use of Money
The transition from a “self-serving” economy to a Holy Spirit use of money requires a fundamental shift in how we perceive ownership and access. When we look at the world’s use of money, it is often a closed loop designed to insulate the individual. However, the biblical model of Joseph of Arimathea provides a blueprint for a different kind of wealth—using what God has set up in your life to serve the Kingdom.
The Joseph of Arimathea Model: From Storage to Stewardship
In the world’s eyes, wealth is a destination. In the Kingdom, wealth is a key of access. Joseph of Arimathea, referenced in Matthew 27:57 occupied a unique position as a wealthy member of the Sanhedrin—a position that gave him direct access to Pontius Pilate.
Joseph’s wealth was not just about the gold in his accounts; it was about the influence that gold afforded him. At the critical moment of Christ’s crucifixion, it was Joseph who used his status to petition for the body of Jesus. In doing so, he transitioned from a “secret disciple” to a practical servant of the Body of Christ, ensuring that Jesus was buried in a rich man’s tomb, just as the prophet Isaiah had foretold:
“And they made his grave with the wicked and with a rich man in his death…”
— Isaiah 53:9
Reinterpreting Wealth: Serving the Living Body of Christ
The world uses money to build walls of protection around the self. In contrast, the Holy Spirit is calling us to use the resources that has been given to us to tear down the barriers facing the “Living Body of Christ” today.
Worldly Wealth: Focused on accumulation and self-preservation.
Kingdom Access: Focused on utilising divine positioning to serve, sustain, and advance God’s purposes in the physical realm.
Just as Joseph of Arimathea reclaimed the body of Jesus from the Romans, we are called to reclaim the “access and wealth” that has been pre-ordained for us. This isn’t about mere charity; it is about a high-level, practical engagement with the world’s systems to provide a landing place for God’s glory.
A Call to Practical Action
Today, the Holy Spirit is stirring those who have been placed in positions of influence and financial strength. This wealth was set up for you not for your comfort alone, but to serve the Body of Christ in a tangible, strategic way.
Whether it is through business, technology, or community development, we are invited to move past the “self-serving” nature of currency and embrace the Arimathea Mandate: using our earthly access to serve the Kingdom of Light. When we use what we have to serve the Living Body of Christ, through the Holy Spirit’s Guidance, Who Knows the ‘bigger picture’, we aren’t just spending money; we are participating in the ongoing narrative of the selfless service towards the whole Body of Christ, serving everyone to reflect His Love, Care and Glory.
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