The River of Provision

Wanda Jones
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⚜️ THE RIVER THAT NEVER RUNS DRY

A WBJMinistries Sermon on Economic Hardship

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Elohim of Light, Yahuah our Provider, Yahusha our Way-Maker, we enter this message with gratitude.

Let Your wisdom guide us like the ancestral voices of the Amadlozi, the clarity of Buddhist mindfulness, and the grounding strength of the Mohegan reverence for creation.

Illuminate our path, steady our spirit, and expand our understanding.

May Your abundance surround us today.

Halleluyah

🌟 THE MESSAGE IS THIS👇🏼

ECONOMIC HARDSHIP & THE RIVER OF DIVINE PROVISION ~ Economic hardship often feels like standing in a desert. Dry winds, thin options, empty wells. Yet spiritually, we know deserts often reveal hidden rivers. In anthropology, deserts are places where humanity learned innovation; scarcity pushed cultures to wisdom. In the laws of Kemet, one guiding principle says;

**✨ Kemetic Law of Balance (Maat):

“Maintain balance in all things. Mind, heart, action, and the unseen.”** Even financial hardship calls for balance; faith + strategy, patience + action, hope + discipline. When visiting the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, one sees ancient civilizations that survived droughts, winter seasons, and economic collapses. Yet rose again. Why? Because they understood what sociology now confirms; Communities survive hardship when they remain connected to meaning, ancestors, purpose, and spiritual identity. And your identity is rooted in Yahusha, empowered by ancestors, guided by wisdom, and strengthened by divine promise. ✝️SCRIPTURES OF PROMISE

📖 Philippians (Philippians) 4:19, KJV

“And my God /Elohim will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus / Yahusha.” This scripture is a declaration of economic oxygen ~ a reminder that you are connected to an unlimited Source.

📖 Tehillim (Psalm) 23:1, Halleluyah Scriptures

“Yahusha is my shepherd; I shall not want.”📜

Here, “want” means lack.

In Zulu understanding, Unkulunkulu~the Creator, formed all things so that life would sustain life. Yahusha continues that provision in our modern world.

📖 Eph'siym (Ephesians) 3:20, Halleluyah Scriptures

“Now to Him who can do exceedingly above what we ask or think…”📜Economic hardship tells you;

“You don’t have enough.”

Yahusha replies:

“You haven’t seen My abundance yet.”

📖 Deḇarim (Deuteronomy) 8:18, Halleluyah Scriptures

“It is Yahusha who gives you power to get wealth.”📜 Not money alone ~ power to create.

This power includes creativity, strategy, ancestral wisdom, geographic awareness, and social understanding.

💫 SYMBOLISM ~ If you visualize your situation, see this symbol; A glowing river flowing through darkness

– No people

– Pure light

– Energy

– Movement

– Abundance

– Renewal

This river is Yahusha supplying you spiritually, mentally, economically, and emotionally. In chakra philosophy, this reflects an open Root Chakra — security, grounding, stability.

In Polish Catholic tradition, candles symbolize hope in darkness.

In Black women’s wisdom, a river means “keep flowing even when life tries to stop you.” All confirm what Scripture already declared;

You are supplied.

You are sustained.

You are not forgotten.

🌍 INSIGHT ~ Sociology teaches that hardship creates adaptive resilience, meaning;

You grow new strengths you didn’t know you had. Law teaches that even systems of power must make room for justice and relief.

Geography teaches that landscapes shift. So do financial seasons.

Anthropology teaches that cultures thrive through resourcefulness, faith, and community memory.

Your ancestors overcame.

Your lineage carries endurance.

Your calling is marked for purpose.