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Luke 12:33 · BSB
12:33 Sell your possessions and give to the poor. Provide yourselves with purses that will not wear out, an inexhaustible treasure in heaven, where no thief approaches and no moth destroys.
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…because we are blind to how much it is affecting us. Materialism and greed is a sin that blinds you to its presence. That's why Jesus says inLuke chapter 12, watch out! Watch out! In the same way that if someone was crossing Fuller's Road right now and they're oblivious, they've got their headphones in,…
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…does God's Word have to say about our giving? And let's start just in one place. We're going to get all over the place today. But let's look inLuke chapter 12together first. Always good to start with our Lord's teaching. Luke chapter 12 beginning in verse 15. And He said to them, Take care and be on your…
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…and every single one of them need financial assistance. God uses money to get things accomplished. Again, means to an end. We see the parable inLuke chapter 12. We studied this in our community group this past week, week before last. The parable of the rich young fool. This parable of this man who profits…
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…And so what happens here in Malachi in calling the people of God to obey and to trust is simply the same as what Jesus calls his disciples to do inLuke chapter 12. It's very, very simple words. Seek first the kingdom of God and I'll take care of the details. I'll take care of the material details. Pursue the…
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…now to experience Christ by moment of each day, and to have him forever. Why do we spend money on the things we spend money on? Turn with me toLuke chapter 12. Derive this point with a parable that Jesus told. Luke chapter 12, and I'm going to start reading in verse 13. Luke records, someone in the crowd…
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…my Lord. For his sake, I have suffered the loss of all things and count them as rubbish in order that I may gain Christ. Jesus put it this way inLuke chapter 12. Sell your possessions and give to the needy. Provide yourselves with money bags that do not grow old, with a treasure in heaven that does not…
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…focused on what they can get out of life. And they live oblivious to the work that God has appointed them to do. And they are like the rich fool inLuke chapter 12. They have settled back. They are taking life easy. They do not live with any fear of God. They have no concern at all that one night he will…
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…we have it all here? We like what we've got here. Not sure that God's really going to give us something which is better. We like the rich fool inLuke chapter 12who's got it all today and doesn't know he's going to die tonight and doesn't even think that we could lose it all and for what comes next. See…
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