
SeedTime with Bob and Linda Lotich The $8,000 Lie: Why 'You Get What You Pay For' Contradicts Kingdom Living
Aug 16, 2025
A shocking furniture find reveals the danger of the mindset 'You get what you pay for.' The hosts emphasize that grace and blessings can't be earned like payment. They share how curiosity can open doors to unexpected provisions, turning fear into blessings. Insights into balancing wisdom and openness help discern genuine opportunities. The conversation dives into transforming limiting beliefs and recognizing God’s abundant offerings, urging listeners to embrace a mindset shift for deeper spiritual and relational richness.
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Kingdom Mindset Contradicts 'Pay For' Logic
- The phrase "you get what you pay for" trains a scarcity and suspicion mindset that contradicts how God's kingdom operates.
- Kingdom living often includes blessings and grace that are "too good to be true" yet real.
Ask What You Need To Know
- Instead of asking "Is this too good to be true?" ask "What do I need to know to determine if this is legit?"
- Use curiosity and specific checks to evaluate opportunities rather than automatic suspicion.
Perform Practical Checks Before Buying
- Do practical checks like looking up the seller's house on Google Maps and asking why they're motivated to sell.
- Identify worst-case outcomes and red flags to tell a scam from genuine opportunity.

