An Important Warning Against Covetousness
Our economy is designed to inspire a craving for more stuff. More money, a better job, a bigger house. Let’s look at First Timothy chapter 6.
Read More »Our economy is designed to inspire a craving for more stuff. More money, a better job, a bigger house. Let’s look at First Timothy chapter 6.
Read More »When you look around and see how others seem to have it all, it’s not easy being content with what we own. Especially when our friends seem to have much, much more!
Read More »In this age of technology and gadgets, we’re always looking for the latest and greatest products to improve our lives. It’s all part of a study on the tenth commandment, “Thou shall not covet.”
Read More »It’s not uncommon for people to assume that financial prosperity and God’s approval are somehow linked together. Hey, if you’re a good person, God will bless you. Right? A lively discussion about this false notion of prosperity and blessing.
Read More »So . . . when is enough, enough? Well, our culture’s view of wealth is entirely different from God’s!
Read More »Each one of us faces temptation of some sort. It may be a certain kind of food we can’t resist, a store we love to shop in, or something heavier, that causes us to fall into sin.
Read More »It’s the matters of the heart, the stuff no one else sees, that are most important to God.
Read More »The apostle Paul tells us in Romans chapter eight that as children of God we have glorious freedom from the things that have held us in bondage. It’s part of our series on the tenth commandment, thou shall not covet.
Read More »How much wealth does a man need? How much influence or respect? Is there a limit to the things we crave? An important message on the realities of greed.
Read More »No one is perfect. Even on a good day we fall well short of the mark. No, we’re not perfect, but there’s hope for us all!
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