Episode 58: The Ox & Dirty Barns

SUMMARY
Milo and Olivia dive into a unique proverb, reflecting on wise living, community responsibility, and essential investments for a fruitful life. They highlight four key components: contributing beyond oneself, harnessing potential through discipline, making wise investments, and managing life's messiness. Embrace God's opportunities while balancing personal and community needs!

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INTRODUCTION
Milo and Olivia dive into a unique proverb, reflecting on wise living, community responsibility, and essential investments for a fruitful life. They highlight four key components: contributing beyond oneself, harnessing potential through discipline, making wise investments, and managing life's messiness. Embrace God's opportunities while balancing personal and community needs!

“Where there are no oxen, the manger is clean, but abundant crops come by the strength of the ox.” - Proverbs 14:4

There is a work the Lord has equipped us and prepared us to do that requires investing in the right things and engaging in all that is required.

Four Components to Living the Abundant Life

1. The VISION to contribute beyond your household
   Requires intimacy with God
   

2. The RAW potential that needs to be worked into DISCIPLINED action
   Requires contentment with what you have
   

3. The INVESTMENT that needs to be made for a better tomorrow
   Requires delayed gratification
   

4. The MESS that needs to be managed, not ignored or obsessed over
   Requires a passion that is not reliant on your circumstances

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