This sermon addresses the pervasive idol of money and wealth in our culture, challenging believers to stop striving for what cannot satisfy and instead receive what God has already provided. Drawing from Ecclesiastes and the life of Solomon, the message reveals how the pursuit of money promises fulfillment but delivers emptiness. The sermon emphasizes that our lives, our work, and even our capacity to enjoy them are gifts from God. True satisfaction comes not from accumulating wealth but from recognizing God's provision, cultivating gratitude, and allowing His love to overflow into service to others. The message calls believers to tear down the idol of money and replace it with the presence of God, finding contentment in what He has given rather than constantly comparing and striving for more.