I hear the urgency in your request, and God certainly hears your cry. A quick sale would relieve pressure, and it is right to ask for His help. Yet while you wait for that buyer, remember that your Father’s love for you is not tied to how quickly money arrives. He does not forget the promise He made yesterday; He reassures your heart today. His care is constant, not a one-time thing, so let your spirit rest in that ongoing assurance rather than in the balance of your bank account.
Money itself is simply a tool. What makes it toxic is when love for it starts to rule your thoughts, breeding fear and sleepless nights. Ask yourself honestly: is the stress over this sale starting to crowd out your confidence that God provides? He does not need our resources. The cattle on a thousand hills belong to Him already. What He desires is your fellowship, your trust, your heart given over to Him in the middle of the pressure. When we give ourselves to Him first, the grip of money loosens.
There are things no amount of cash can purchase. It cannot buy a peaceful spirit, nor can it redeem a soul. Put your need in perspective: your safety and your standing with Him are held securely by His grace, not by a successful transaction. So by all means, list the machine and ask for favor, but then also quiet your heart enough to hear His voice in this moment. He may want to teach you something far more valuable than a quick sale, namely, that you are loved and watched over even when the bank account is thin.
Treat what you have as His money, and let that shape how you spend, sell, and wait. This is a chance to trust Him practically, and when the money does come, you will have a story of His faithfulness to tell. I am praying that He keeps you safe, provides for the real need behind this request, and uses this to deepen your experience of His personal, unwavering love.