Why The Rich Get Richer…

Luk_16:10 (KJV) He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust in the least is unjust also in much.

The Unprofitable Servant feels grossly disadvantaged
Heavily plagued by the ‘Not-Enough-Syndrome’

“I’m not good enough
Not rich enough
Not connected enough
This venture doesn’t look profitable enough…
So why try?”

Thus he scorns his treasures
Short changing his destiny unawares
Waiting for…

That One BIG Day
That GREAT One-Shot
That Million-Dollar Deal
Ever wondering why it’s soooo late in coming…

Afterward when
The rich wax richer
And the poor much poorer
He fumes that life isn’t fair
And calls God partial

The foolishness of man perverteth his way: and his heart fretteth against the LORD. 
– Pro_19:3 (KJV)

Oblivious that he’s his own undoing
Unaware of God’s original design that:

To him who has should more be given
From him who despises should everything be taken
To further the cause of the man
Who would promptly seize the moment

For the rich got rich
Tending his garden
Never despising modest beginnings
Keeping at prospects however tiny

Let the poor keep wondering…
Wishing, scorning and watching…
The ‘little’ he despises
Will make someone else richer shortly

And like a distressed corporation gone bankrupt
He too will soon be ‘acquired’ if care is not taken…

Funmi Adebayo 

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