BibleStudy_111219

If you knew that something you longed for could destroy your life, would you keep chasing after it? The Bible warns about a certain kind of pursuit that can cause one to: → Fall into sin. → Be mastered by foolish wishes. → Engage in activities that erode character. → Plunge into moral ruin. → Wander from faith. Despite these dire warnings, many people are ruled by a desire to get rich. There's nothing wrong with wealth, as long as we follow God's rules for wise living. Specifically, we're to honor Him with our money, which includes acknowledging Him as its rightful owner. We're also to give it cheerfully. The desire for riches becomes a sin when accumulation is a top priority. In that case, the god we end up serving is money. Believers are to live by grace in every aspect of their lives, including finances. That means we surrender wages, portfolio, and charitable giving into God's hands. Furthermore, we accept what He gives as enough, even when the bank account seems low by the world's standards. He has promised to supply our needs, so we're to regard financial gains and losses as part of His will and plan. Just I'm not claiming godliness will be rewarded with riches. Poverty and hardship are as common to believers as to unbelievers. But if we live by God's grace, He promises to provide amply for whatever we need. Bible Reading Psalm 50:1-23 Proverbs 3:1-35 II Corinthians 9:1-15





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