Jesus never said it was wrong to have a barn, a savings account, or more than enough. The warning in the story of the rich fool is what happened inside the man when increase came: every plan was about himself, his comfort, and what he could store, with no thought of God or anybody else. Being rich toward God means remembering that what comes into our hands still belongs to Him. We are stewards, not owners, and that changes the way we look at money, possessions, time, and opportunity.
Instead of asking only what we can keep, we learn to ask the Holy Spirit where we can sow, whom we can help, and what part of the Kingdom our supply is meant to strengthen. Generosity is not limited to money; sometimes the thing God has put in our hand is a meal, a skill, a vehicle, a room, or the willingness to show up. The goal is not to chase riches, but to become the kind of people—and the kind of church—God can trust to be rich toward Him.
August 23, 2026 Main Event with Jason Gillick
Do you have a relationship with the loving God? Through the redeeming work of Jesus, all you need to do is call on Him! Say, "God, I come to you in the name of Jesus. I believe He died for my sins and I receive Him as my Lord today." Then spend time speaking with God, reading the Bible, and in a church that believes!
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