We live in a world that is flooded with cash, but everyone seems to need more money. American culture has elevated the pursuit of money to the degree that even Christians believe they can serve the Kingdom better by having more cash instead of having more faith.
Isaiah reminds us that God's ways are not our ways. Are American Christians risking their sanity-or even their salvation-by focusing on the value of money and what it says about them at the expense of the teachings of their Savior, Jesus Christ?
Author Parks Brown takes us back to the basics-the words of Scripture-reminding us that everything old is new again. Listen to the words of Jesus and his disciples and hear the truth about money, its use and its rightful place in our lives, giving us new direction with timeless stories and examples from the Word of God.
Isaiah reminds us that God's ways are not our ways. Are American Christians risking their sanity-or even their salvation-by focusing on the value of money and what it says about them at the expense of the teachings of their Savior, Jesus Christ?
Author Parks Brown takes us back to the basics-the words of Scripture-reminding us that everything old is new again. Listen to the words of Jesus and his disciples and hear the truth about money, its use and its rightful place in our lives, giving us new direction with timeless stories and examples from the Word of God.
