John Molloy wrote a book called ‘Dress for Success’, wherein he encouraged people to dress for the part they wanted, not what they were. He contended that people will evaluate you based on what you appear to be, not what you really are. If you want a loan, dress like you have plenty of money. If you want an estimate on a car repair, dress like you have none. So, a person needs to look the part they want to be.

Wise King Solomon said, “One person pretends to be rich, yet has nothing; another pretends to be poor, yet has great wealth” (Proverbs 13:7).

Riches aren’t permanent, for we can take nothing with us. The riches that bring permanent value are the inner peace riches. That wealth can only come from God, because that is the only riches that can’t be lost when depression or destruction come our way. The world offers insecurity at best. God offers peace that can’t be taken away. Put your faith in God today.