Thu, 09 Feb 2012
Most process for growth has a beginning; a starting point which, step by step follows a procedure somewhat in an orderly fashion. However, when you write a business plan you start from a retospective or reverse pattern.
You begin the plan from the end, the goal, as an end-game philosophy. Suppose God had this mindset when He spoke the words in the Book of Revelations. Suppose God made a business plan with His creation as the market product?
Suppose God made an arragement with Satan to purchase His children with the price of His Son’s blood?
Suppose God bargined a deal with humans to pay the price for their sins before they were overcharged in a debt growing on a pathway towards spiritual bankruptcy?
Suppose our God is a wise business Creator?
This would make a high-calling for the market of humankind’s salvation.
Most process for growth has a beginning; a starting point which, step by step follows a procedure somewhat in an orderly fashion. However, when you write a business plan you start from a retospective or reverse pattern.
You begin the plan from the end, the goal, as an end-game philosophy. Suppose God had this mindset when He spoke the words in the Book of Revelations. Suppose God made a business plan with His creation as the market product?
Suppose God made an arragement with Satan to purchase His children with the price of His Son’s blood?
Suppose God bargined a deal with humans to pay the price for their sins before they were overcharged in a debt growing on a pathway towards spiritual bankruptcy?
Suppose our God is a wise business Creator?
This would make a high-calling for the market of humankind’s salvation.
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