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A Morning View By the Wood Stove

Network Marketing is a sales tool which builds upon relationship with others. I help you earn an income and as I help you you help me grow my income. We build relationship, we develop a mutual interest, help each other grow as we share tips and best practices along the way and we can become close friends with impactful support. I have never been successful in any of these economic ventures, but many have. It seems to be a simple impactful way to build financial independence. 

Why do churches not grow? Let me define growth because there are two types in my example. There are numbers of people in the building or now, online attending with us. The second is individual deepening of our personal life journeys with God. Numbers are important, but depth in teaching and learning growth are critical. 

Jesus lived his life for 33 years. The last three were his defined as his ministry years. He invented network marketing. He build relationship, he developed a mutual interest, helped others grow as he share tips and best practices along the way and he became close friends with impactful support. It was a simple impactful way to build spiritual and eternal independence. 

You want your church to grow? Perhaps better said, do you want The Church to grow? Model how Jesus lived and loved. It does not come without pain, struggle, setbacks and fears, but it does come with eternal life. God so loves us and desires us to become the best network marketers ever! The Holy Spirit will help guide you, equip you and encourage you in your uncomfortable concern of how to share. Honestly, you just need to develop relationship! 

The impact of network marketing the Christ within in us is critical and eternal! The most important task we have as believers in Jesus Christ.

“Jesus came and told his disciples, “I have been given all authority in heaven and on earth. Therefore, go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you. And be sure of this: I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” - Matthew 28:18-20 NLT


Peace,

PB


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