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In this episode of The King's Hall, the guys talk through a question that can make you feel like you're treading a narrow path between two deep chasms: How should Christians think about wealth, money, and space? If the love of money is the root of all evil, should we avoid it altogether? How do we chart a path between the errors of poverty theology and prosperity theology?

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