What should “money be used for,” what is the “price behind using or not using money,” and why proper
“allocation” is important?
The thing about money is its allocation as there is a price (doing or not doing) behind where it goes and how it goes to what purpose it serves as it always affects the environment meaning a community of people's soul's health directly around where that particular money goes.
Example:
(In this example a community has money in a fund to fix things that need fixing, and or enhancements around their community.)
For example, a water dispensary filter system needs fixing and enhancements so that the community can get a better water supply.
Say originally that money goes to other enhancements instead of fixing a water supply dispenser. That money should get allocated through that type of fund and then it needs to be decided upon who and where that “allocated” money goes and if it gets mis-allocated then it gets misspent. In this particular example, it would get properly allocated if it goes to fix the water supply so that that particular community can get their clean water supply. If it got mis-allocated then it would of not of gone to that necessity, and if that allocated money went to something else of less significance than it would of been mis-allocated. The bottom line is that there are people (many that benefits not just one or two) that needed that money to go to fix the water supply system, and that is where that money should go so that the price isn’t more to bear of not having the water working.
~ G.S.Ministries
What is a commmendable motive according to this Scripture:
1 Thessalonians 2:4-6 KJV
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