PONDER THIS

Every now and then a graduation commencement speaker will tell the graduates, “Make all the money you can as long you make it honestly.” That’s the worst advice I’ve ever heard. If you’re trying to make all the money you can, then you’re going to be making money when you ought to be doing something else. You’re going to be making money when you ought to be praying or going to church or spending time with your children. No one should have a goal to make all the money he or she can. Sure, we must provide for our families, but when we determine that we’re going to be rich, we put ourselves in a very vulnerable position.

• What would you say is the difference between making a living as we should and chasing riches?
• How can you guard against the love of money in your life?

PRACTICE THIS

Assess your current priorities. Where might you be pursuing money inappropriately? What needs to change?

When the String Snaps | Part 2

Proverbs 15:13-22

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals four things to relieve stress in our families.

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How to Be Content

You brought nothing into this world and you will certainly take nothing with you when you go.

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