Ep. 030 - What Did Jesus Really Say About Money? (Part 1)

Second Half Stewardship

Was Jesus neutral about money? Austin and Spencer discuss what Jesus actually taught about money and possessions. Over the next two episodes, they will cover five themes that emerged from Jesus' teachings on this topic. Join us for the first three in this episode!

We analyze several impactful passages where Jesus proclaims God as our ultimate provider, declares that a relationship with Him is infinitely more valuable than any earthly riches, and conveys that our lives are not our own - God owns everything.

This is episode 1 of a 2-part series that unpacks 5 critical biblical themes surrounding Jesus' teachings on money and material wealth. Austin and Spencer provide context around each passage and wrestle with the challenging implications for Christians today.

If you want to gain clarity on how Jesus' instructions should shape our perspective and handling of finances and possessions, don't miss this conversation.

You can find show notes and resources for this episode at: https://secondhalfstewardship.com/episode/ep-30-jesus-and-money-1

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Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:00 Today's Outlook 3:14 How does the church approach money? 8:00 Theme 1 - God is our Provider 11:30 Theme 2 - Relationship with Christ is greater than wealth 15:25 Theme 3 - We live exchanged lives 25:10 Disclosures

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