This is where churches should be having mission outreach programs instead of taking two week vacation “missionary” trips to Africa. I skipped one of those trips when I was younger because it bothered me how much money was being wasted to do it. I still wish I’d seen that country, but unlike some other things I’ve missed out on, standing for this principle in this case isn’t upsetting.

The cup has to be filled first, before the overflow can be shared.

I suspect that when the unlimited money spigot is turned off, there will be a period of time where all these illegal narcotics and the organizations distributing them are dried up with it, and as people take to the land and relearn how to operate freely, there will be a need for “laborers in the vineyards”. The opportunity should be used to share the gospel. Have a small chapel on site. Invite the laborers to a sabbath lunch or dinner. Share freely, and give freely, as you were given.

In the absence of the false, debt-based economy, there should be a hunger for the Peace of YHWH.