Summary

In this episode, Dustin and Cory Long discuss the misconceptions and beliefs surrounding money in the Christian community. They explore how our thoughts about money can impact our actions and decisions. They challenge the idea that having money is inherently bad and emphasize the importance of using money for the kingdom of God. They also discuss the role of pride, selfish ambition, and workaholism in our relationship with money. In this conversation, Cory Long and Dustin discuss the themes of pride, selfish ambition, and workaholism. They emphasize the importance of saying no to things that don't align with our values and priorities, and saying yes to the best things that will have a lasting impact. They also highlight the need to trust in God's provision and to prioritize our relationship with Him. The conversation explores the idea of leaving a legacy for future generations and the importance of rewiring our beliefs about money and success.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background
06:27 The Impact of Money on Our Actions and Relationships
09:17 Challenging Our Beliefs About Money
13:31 The Role of Pride, Selfish Ambition, and Workaholism
17:19 Embracing an Abundance Mindset
22:59 The Power of Giving and Making a Lasting Impact
26:43 The Power of Saying No and Prioritizing What Matters
34:00 Navigating Pride and Staying Humble in Success
36:21 Overcoming Selfish Ambition and Aligning with God's Will
38:17 Setting Boundaries and Prioritizing What Truly Matters
45:39 Trusting in God's Provision and Prioritizing Our Relationship with Him
48:18 Leaving a Legacy: Rewiring Beliefs About Money and Success

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