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BibleProject

What Does Jesus Say About Money? (Featured Episode)

Jul 8, 2024
01:01:03
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A special guest discusses Jesus' teachings on money, warning against wealth as a god. They explore the power of possessions, sharing vs. hoarding, and the story of Bishop Hannington Bahemuka. The episode reflects on ultimate value, mammon, wealth's impact on justice, and a community's resilience through generosity.
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Quick takeaways

  • Jesus warns against making wealth a god, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing faith and relationships over money.
  • Practicing generosity and stewardship can build community bonds, reflecting God's love and transforming lives.

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Jesus' Teachings on Money

Jesus emphasizes the importance of living in a right relationship with God and others concerning money, warning against the worship of wealth. The podcast explores the concept of mammon as a rival to God, highlighting the challenge of serving both. Early church leaders believed wealth and justice were incompatible, reflecting on the impact of economic disparity in biblical times. The narrative details how individuals in a Ugandan town rebuilt after a war through a communal movement centering on generosity and stewardship.

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