Issue #4 · May 27, 2026
The primary purpose of wealth may surprise you. Pedro also tackles the biggest spiritual risk AI poses for people of faith, Jackie shares a prophetic word about God as friend, and Ramie watches record highs on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.
The Primary Purpose of Wealth Is To Be Spent. Think about it — say you want to leave an inheritance to your children's children like Proverbs recommends. Why? Is it so they never get to touch or enjoy it? Until you spend wealth it's just sitting there as potential.
The biggest risk with AI right now is how easy it could be for people to fall into the trap of turning to AI for things they should be going to God for. That's spiritual laziness — and I don't want to see Kingdom people getting lazy by making AI their default source of truth.
This week I was on a walk and saw a tiny little snail trying to cross a huge country road. It was already more than halfway across. So we stopped, picked it up, and carried it safely to the other side. Immediately I felt the Holy Spirit whisper: 'That's what I'm doing for My people right now.'
The markets kept climbing last week, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting record highs. This week is a shorter trading week, but don't let that fool you — the economic calendar is packed with major data that could shape the Federal Reserve's thinking heading into the June FOMC meeting.