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The parables of Jesus cut to the deepest level of human motivation. In the story of the rich fool, greed was one issuebut covetousness was another. None of us is free from the grip of wanting more. This sin can block our view of what’s really important: where we spend eternity.

In a parable, Jesus told of a man who had too much stuff and needed bigger barns to hold it all. But he was mistaken to assume his stuff was all he needed. The man didn’t realize that what he really needed was something his barns could never hold.

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In a parable, Jesus told of a man who had too much stuff and needed bigger barns to hold it all. But he was mistaken to assume his stuff was all he needed. The man didn’t realize that what he really needed was something his barns could never hold.

Jesus told a story about a man who had a lotbut wanted a lot more. It was this man who said, Eat, drink and be merry. This parable of Jesus is chilling: that very night the man’s life was demanded of him. If there’s one thing you want to get right, it’s where you will spend eternity.

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Jesus told a story about a man who had a lotbut wanted a lot more. It was this man who said, Eat, drink and be merry. This parable of Jesus is chilling: that very night the man’s life was demanded of him. If there’s one thing you want to get right, it’s where you will spend eternity.

Jesus taught a lesson on ultimate investments in a parable recorded in Luke’s gospel. He counsels believers to invest in God’s kingdom, because only in the life to come will the true interest rate be on display.

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Jesus taught a lesson on ultimate investments in a parable recorded in Luke’s gospel. He counsels believers to invest in God’s kingdom, because only in the life to come will the true interest rate be on display.

In good times, stocks and bonds run hot. In shaky times, silver and gold look safer. In one of His parables, Jesus taught that the best possible return can only be had by investing our money for eternal dividends. With this investment in God’s kingdom, you can take it with you.

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1407/29

In good times, stocks and bonds run hot. In shaky times, silver and gold look safer. In one of His parables, Jesus taught that the best possible return can only be had by investing our money for eternal dividends. With this investment in God’s kingdom, you can take it with you.

Jesus told a parable about a wealthy man who decided to fire a manager. But before he left, the manager cut some deals with his master’s debtorsdeals meant to curry favor. This gave the manager options once his job ended. In this message, we discover why Christ commended a man who acted improperly.

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