Money isn’t the problem—loving it is. In this sermon, we’re invited to examine how money shapes our trust, our fears, and our priorities, and how the gospel calls us into joyful, sacrificial generosity instead.
Drawing from Scripture and cultural insight, this message challenges the lies of the American gospel and reorients our hearts toward God’s economy.
If we want to follow Jesus fully, we must learn to steward what we don’t own—and trust the One who truly provides.
Other Sermons
This sermon on Job 28 contrasts humanity’s incredible technological and intellectual achievements with its complete inability to discover true wisdom apart from God. The preacher argues that wisdom is not merely information, answers, or life principles, but the very...
The sermon teaches that Job’s friends are wrong not because they overstate God’s greatness, but because they wrongly reduce human beings to “worms” with no real value or standing before God. In contrast, Scripture shows that humans are made in the image of God with...
This sermon explains how in Job 21 and 24, Job challenges the simplistic belief that God always rewards the righteous and punishes the wicked in this life, pointing out that evil people often seem to prosper while injustice goes unchecked. It affirms that this...