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Hi,
The Preacher’s statement punched me between the eyes.
“Every single thing you buy will eventually end up as landfill” he said.
All of it? Ouch. That’s confronting when you consider how hard we work to buy all that stuff we will eventually throw out – and precisely why Jesus said not to store up treasures on earth.
Money. Sometimes hard to get, always easy to spend. Every day, marketers try to convince us to part with it – this month it is the EOFY sales and next month it will be something different. They are masters at creating desire, like those ads that say – “you’re worth it”. You’d think by now we would be the happiest people on earth.
I am so grateful for many people who choose to invest into the eternal – the gospel of Jesus – shared through Vision.
Some say they are motivated to help others:
“I hope this gift can help more people to hear the gospel, to set them free and to win souls for the kingdom of heaven” – Andy
Some want to give something back:
“(Vision) has been such a source of encouragement in good times and times of trials” – Helen
Others give because they see Vision in action daily:
"We deeply value the way you fearlessly share the Christian Gospel that has the power to transform lives." – Vern and Patricia
So, in this season full of "great deals," supporting Vision might just be the best investment you make – one where the return isn't a discount, but lives changed by the hope of Jesus, right across this nation and beyond. They’re worth it.
As you consider the places you might generously direct some seed at the end of this financial year, I invite you to consider Vision. It is very good soil, and donations are fully tax deductible.
Blessings and thank you,
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