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Hi Reader, There is a question worth asking ourselves because the answer can shed light on how we can serve and how we create impact and income from our gifts. In 2 Kings 4, a widow goes to Elisha under very real pressure. Her husband has died, debt remains, and a creditor is coming to take her two sons as payment. Her mind is naturally fixed on what she is about to lose, but Elisha redirects her attention with one question. “What do you have in your house?” Her first response is almost "nothing", then she remembers the small jar of oil. The solution wasn't somewhere outside of her. The oil was already in her house. It had been there the entire time, but because it looked too small to solve such a large problem, she nearly dismissed it as insignificant. Elisha tells her to gather as many empty vessels as she can, shut the door, and start pouring. The oil continues to flow until every vessel is full, and it stops only when there is nothing left prepared to receive it. The gift expanded according to its capacity to be received. When we are under pressure, especially financial pressure, our minds immediately begin searching for what we need to find, create, buy, learn, or receive. But a better question is often, what do we already have that can serve someone? There may be a skill we have developed so naturally that we no longer recognize its value. There may be content we already created that can be repurposed into an offer. There may be a result we helped someone produce, a conversation that revealed a real need, or a story we lived through that now gives us the wisdom to guide someone else. We do not always need another idea. Sometimes we need to identify the oil, gather the vessels, and start pouring. That means taking an inventory of what we know, identifying who it can help, packaging it clearly, and giving people a way to receive it. Service can become an offer and our experiences becomes a solution. What we already access to within us can become provision when we stop overlooking it and put it to work. This is the posture we practice embodying inside Quantum Prayer Circle. Every day, we gather live to recognize what is already present and going right, instead of constantly searching outside ourselves for what we perceive is missing. This Sunday, September 6, we are going deeper with The Provision Principle, a live Masterclass where we will identify what is already in our house and begin turning it into something tangible, useful, and profitable in real time. If you are ready to stop dismissing what you already have and start pouring it with intention, come join us inside the community. Have a spectacular week. With so much love, Meg |
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Hey Reader, For the past several weeks inside of our community, we have been dissecting a story in Second Kings about a widow, deep in debt, with a creditor coming for her two sons, cries out to the prophet Elisha, and he asks her one question: “Tell me, what do you have in your house?” She answers, “Your servant has nothing there at all, except a small jar of olive oil.” (2 Kings 4:2, NIV) Even though she perceived the jar being small, she borrowed man empty jars, shut the door and poured,...
Hi Reader, On one of our recent daily gratitude calls, a member of our circle dropped this message in the chat... Many of us know that feeling. We grew up being told God was somewhere up there, watching, keeping score, waiting for us to finally get it right because we were born "sinners". It never really sat right with me.. and I now realize that it was a narrative that manipulated people throughout history to be "obedient" and submit to some very harmful people. This is the difference...
Hey Reader, Two headlines found their way to me this month, which says a lot for someone who lives a mostly TV free life, and together they paint a vivid picture of where so many of us are standing right now. The first comes from the Census Bureau. More Americans applied to start a business in the first half of 2026 than in any first half on record, with more than three million applications filed by midyear. Most of these are one person businesses, someone taking a skill, an idea or a talent...