When it comes to our finances, many of us have the mindset of “How much can I keep?” rather than “How much can I give away?” Whether consciously or unconsciously, we seek security in storing up wealth. While it is not wrong to have a savings account and provide for the future, Paul reveals that radical generosity is a mark of the Christian life.
Where does true generosity come from? Join Ken Boa as he discusses how the generosity of Christ on our behalf changes our hearts.
An overview of the role of government in a nation’s economy/wealth creation based on evidence from the Old and New Testament.
What does Jesus and the New Testament say about economics and wealth? Is the sharing that occurred among early believers an example of socialism?
What role did God play in the creation of economics, and what was His original intent? To answer these questions, we have to go back to the very beginning.
A biblical view of money and economics is a first step toward preventing this area from competing with God in your life. This view includes the idea that we’re stewards of wealth that God Himself owns and has entrusted to us, and the medium by which wealth comes to us is hard work.
The biblical view of humans and their desires has significant implications for the realm of economics and financial decision making. In addition, the volatility of markets reflects and confirms the instability and double-mindedness of fallen human nature.
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