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Luke 16:1-13, 19-31; 1 Timothy 6:17-19; Matthew 10:16
In chapter 16, Jesus instructs us to be wise with what has been entrusted to us, as we are sons of light living in this world. We are to manage other people's money wisely so that God can trust us with our own money, even if it's just a little. Matthew 10:16 advises us to be wise as a serpent and innocent as a dove. God wants to bless us with riches on earth, but it's important to manage them well. This means giving, paying off debts, saving, and growing our money through investment. By being good stewards, others may admire and seek to learn from our financial management. It's important to spend wisely and avoid being distracted by the attractions of the world. While doing so, it's okay to treat ourselves occasionally. Being wise with our money can open doors to more financial opportunities.
Luke 16:1-13, 19-31; 1 Timothy 6:17-19; Matthew 10:16
In chapter 16, Jesus instructs us to be wise with what has been entrusted to us, as we are sons of light living in this world. We are to manage other people's money wisely so that God can trust us with our own money, even if it's just a little. Matthew 10:16 advises us to be wise as a serpent and innocent as a dove. God wants to bless us with riches on earth, but it's important to manage them well. This means giving, paying off debts, saving, and growing our money through investment. By being good stewards, others may admire and seek to learn from our financial management. It's important to spend wisely and avoid being distracted by the attractions of the world. While doing so, it's okay to treat ourselves occasionally. Being wise with our money can open doors to more financial opportunities.