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A Call to Truth: Preachers Must Stop Profiteering and Serve Freely in God’s Name By The Humble Servant, June 7, 2025 In the house of God, what did you learn this week? Were you fed the true word of God, or was it another serving of lies, half-truths, and begging for your hard-earned money? Did your preacher warn you of the consequences of ignorance, of living in sin, or did they just pass the collection plate while calling themselves "president" or "first lady" as if they’re royalty? Let me tell you something: God is rich, His provision is endless, and His true servants don’t need to sell food, charge for sermons, or beg for a dime. If they claim to represent God, they should pay their own way, feed the flock for free, and trust in the Almighty to provide. Anything less is the mark of a charlatan, a wolf in sheep’s clothing, leading you straight to ruin. Preachers Should Never Sell Food or Services—God’s Gifts Are Free The true servant of God doesn’t turn the chu...

Strategic Game Plan for 4 Wins To secure 4 wins and end the series, Indy must leverage their 117.3 offensive rating, depth, and clutch prowess against OKC’s 101.6 defensive rating and SGA’s dominance. The plan, refined with Game 1 data, targets a 4-0, 4-1, or 4-2 finish: Sustain Relentless Tempo Rationale: The 50-32 first-half lead and OKC’s collapse show Indy’s 102.1 pace tires OKC’s starters. Their 18.7 fast-break points can widen gaps. Carlisle’s Adjustment: Push 100+ possessions, staggering Haliburton (39 MIN) and McConnell (20-25 MIN) for constant playmaking. Use Nembhard (32 MIN) as a secondary initiator. Execution: Target 25+ fast-break points in Game 2, with McConnell’s 1 steal rising to 2-3 and Toppin’s 17-point outburst repeating. OKC’s 15 turnovers could hit 18-20. Impact: Fatigue could force a 4-1 or 4-2 end, as OKC’s youth struggles. Neutralize SGA with Aggressive Defense Rationale: Game 1’s 15 turnovers under pressure suggest Indy can limit SGA’s 31+ clutch points. His su...