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The latest podcast feed searching 'money' on SermonAudio.
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3/1/2019
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August 5, 2026
Judgment of the Rich
The sermon warns believers against the spiritual danger of hoarding wealth and exploiting others for personal gain, drawing parallels between ancient injustices described in Amos, Micah, and Isaiah and modern economic practices. It emphasizes that true faith is demonstrated not by bank accounts but by a generous attitude toward money and a proactive commitment to sharing the gospel with others. The preacher argues that material riches are temporary and ultimately serve as evidence against the hoarder on the day of judgment, whereas investing in souls yields eternal rewards. By contrasting the corruption of worldly greed with the call to be a blessing to the nations, the message urges Christians to prioritize spiritual stewardship over self-sufficiency. Ultimately, it challenges the audience to actively support missionary work and evangelism as the primary way to honor God with their resources. What does James 5:1-6 mean? What does the Bible say about rich people? Is it wrong for Christians to be rich? What does the Bible say about greed? What does the Bible say about money? What does the Bible say about storing up treasures in heaven? What does Matthew 6:19-21 mean? What does the Bible say about wealth? How should Christians use their money? What does the Bible say about generosity? What does the Bible say about helping the poor? Can you out-give God? What does Malachi 3:10 mean? What does Luke 6:38 mean? What is biblical stewardship? Does God bless generosity? What does the Bible say about dishonest business practices? What does the Bible say about cheating people? What does the Bible say about oppression? Does God hear the cries of the oppressed?

August 5, 2026
Philippians 2.14-30 - The Beauty of Christian Maturity
The sermon explores Christian maturity based on Philippians 2, emphasizing that believers should shine like lights in a corrupt world without murmuring or disputes. It highlights the need for a public and courageous profession of faith, contrasting loyal servants like Timothy and Epaphroditus with those who seek their own interests. The teaching warns against disloyalty and love of money in ministry, reminding that suffering and sacrifice are inherent parts of faithful service to God. The message concludes by exhorting the church to stand firm in the truth and support the gospel with generosity, regardless of difficulties.

August 4, 2026
50,000 Saved?
I look at a report that 50,000 people were saved during the Forrest Frank tour
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