matthew 6:19-6:24

Money talks! Money talks a lot and if we aren’t careful can become an Idol in our life. One of the biggest things money says is “Serve Me.” But the bible is clear that we can’t serve two masters, so how to we make sure that we are good stewards and God honoring with what He has blessed us with?

This is the audio podcast from Wednesday October 27th's Take Two with Sam Scotti and Rande Vick. Sam and Rande discussed Sam's talk on Sunday on The Politics of Jesus: Singularity

This morning Sam continued in our series The Politics of Jesus with the topic of Singularity taken from Matthew chapter 6 verses 19-24. This is the audio podcast.

Organization: Foundation Christian Ministries Speaker: Pastor Chris Pena City: Bastrop State: Tx

Jesus wants His followers to be "salt & light."

Jesus wants His followers to be "salt & light."

The Good Life - Part 2 “Wealth Management” James 5:1-8

Sunday Worship service Sermons from the Akron Chinese Christian Christian that meets at The Chapel in Akron Ohio.

Living Between Two Kingdoms Part 1 “Your Greatest Treasure” Matthew 6:19-24 Dr. Rhett G. Payne

Sell All you have. Or, ... ???

One of the things that can keep us from living beyond average is the tension between now and later. We're tempted to live for the moment, to satisfy our desires instantly. But when we pursue instant gratification, there are problems in our lives. Our finances blow up because we buy things before we can afford them. Our relationships are damaged because we don't put in the time to build solid foundations of trust and respect. Our careers suffer because we climb faster than our competence can sustain. Jesus wants anything but average for you. But to be anything but average, you have to learn to stop living for now and begin living for later.

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Our use of God’s resources is an expression of His rule over our lives. The grip of greed and materialism is strong and the only way to break free is to continually grow in generosity.

Our use of God’s resources is an expression of His rule over our lives. The grip of greed and materialism is strong and the only way to break free is to continually grow in generosity.

Our use of God’s resources is an expression of His rule over our lives. The grip of greed and materialism is strong and the only way to break free is to continually grow in generosity.

Our use of God’s resources is an expression of His rule over our lives. The grip of greed and materialism is strong and the only way to break free is to continually grow in generosity.