. . . all of my energy and all of my anointing and all of my effort. And I can spend it like you spend money. And think of energy like bolts. You can take those bolts of energy, and you can use them and you can properly spend them. And you can spend them right, or you can spend them wrong.
You can spend all your time and all your sustenance and all your substance and do it right or do it wrong. But it’s up to you to control it.
And so I said, “Okay, what are You showing me here?” And the Lord showed me this. We went and did an experiment, same amount of wood, same amount of nails, same amount of time.
And you have one of two choices with your container. You can build yourself a house in glory, a mansion, a place to send your children, your friends, your energy, your anointing, your loved ones, or the same amount of energy, the same amount of nails and the same amount of wood, you can build yourself a pine box. You can build yourself a home, or you can build yourself a coffin. And it’s all how you spend your substance.
God showed me one more thing in my container, and I thought this was the dumbest thing I have ever seen. And there it was. I was looking at my substance, and He said, “What’s in your container?”
And do you remember, ladies, when we used to carry purses like that because they looked cool? And what did you get in them? Absolutely nothing, and you stuffed your husband’s pockets. How many of you remember, we put in a lipstick and a dollar bill? That is the dumbest, poorest excuse for a container in the world.
Every woman knows that a container—you know what, these are Souls A’Fire music. Somebody come and pass these out to everybody. Brenda, help me. Pass these out. Everybody needs something here. Let’s pass these out. I don’t know how they got there, but you know what? While I’m pulling my container up, you go give those away, would you? Oh, sure, give them all away. There’s ORU, DVD’s, oh, pass it all out.
Now you can either take your time and get yourself a container that’s as worthless as the day is long, or spend the exact same amount of money on a real container.




