Where Is Your Heart? (The Gospels)

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Kootenai Church Sunday School: Proof of Work - A Biblical Survey of Money

Simon Pranaitis

14 episodes

1 month ago

Money is a powerful influence in our lives, but as Christians, we must view it through the lens of God’s Word. The Bible offers timeless wisdom on money’s nature, purpose, and role in a believer’s life. Is money good, evil, or neutral? How should Christians earn, spend, and give? In this 12-lesson series, Proof of Work: A Biblical Survey of Money, we will explore Biblical truths to build a Christian worldview on money. Starting with key Scriptures, we’ll address misconceptions and examine topics like stewardship, generosity, and the ethics of wealth. Designed for believers seeking to honor God with their finances, this series equips you to navigate money with wisdom and faith, aligning your resources with God’s kingdom purposes.

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Christianity

Religion & Spirituality,

Business,

Investing

Where Is Your Heart? (The Gospels)

Kootenai Church Sunday School: Proof of Work - A Biblical Survey of Money

50 minutes

3 months ago

Where Is Your Heart? (The Gospels)

Simon Pranaitis examines Jesus' teachings on money through Luke 12:34, exploring how to treasure your heart properly. Furthermore, the message reveals Jesus used money wisely while correcting those who misplaced their treasure, their heart priorities. Additionally, Christ's teachings demonstrate that biblical stewardship requires balancing earthly provision with eternal perspective. Therefore, believers must examine where they treasure their hearts through their financial choices, ensuring their hearts align with Christ's kingdom rather than worldly accumulation.