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We—I—worry about so much. Anxiety has always been something I struggle with. Yet Jesus says plainly that worry accomplishes nothing. So what do we worry about? We worry about finances, health, kids, aging parents, retirement. We worry about running out of money. Often, we worry because we feel responsible for things only God can control. And when life feels out of control, worry steps in and tries to fill the gap. Matthew 6:24–34 speaks directly to worry. I’m including verse

This statement by Jesus follows His conversation with a man referred to as a ruler  in the Gospel of Luke, but otherwise goes unnamed. It must have been someone with significant wealth, because Matthew 19:22 says, “When the young man heard this he went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions.” After the man leaves, Jesus turns to His disciples and makes a startling statement: “Truly, I say to you, only with difficulty will a rich person enter the kingdom of heaven.” Then

For Jews in Jesus’ day, “eternal life” wasn’t just about “going to heaven.” It meant participating in the age to come—when God would make all things right.

“If then you have not been faithful in the unrighteous wealth, who will entrust to you the true [riches]?”  — Luke 16:11 At first glance,...

Jesus talked a lot about money—not just about how we earn it but how we steward it. He challenged people to think beyond legalistic...

Jesus warned of wealth's dangers, as it can deceive and distract. Money's grip risks pulling us from God, so He prioritized caution.

While stewardship is part of the biblical message, I believe the Bible’s teaching on money focuses more on guarding against its dangers.

Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Generosity reflects a 'good eye,' aligning your life with God's eternal values.

True generosity shines in secrecy, not applause. Give humbly, trusting God sees and rewards hearts that give without seeking recognition.

Is greed a motivator or a danger? Wall Street and Jesus offer different views—learn how ambition and integrity can lead to true success.

Jesus calls us to radical generosity in Matthew 5:42, challenging societal norms and inviting us to give freely with hearts aligned to God's

Jesus was fully God yet fully man, studying scripture, praying, and growing in wisdom—an example for how we should seek God daily.

Jesus’s teachings on money, found in over 300 verses and in nearly 30% of His parables, are not just financial advice—they are calls to a de