John Cortinez and Greg Baumer, two Harvard grads, share how a class project shifted their money perspective towards God's Kingdom. Topics include radical generosity, biblical teachings on wealth, and the joy found in giving generously.

Jesus warns against prioritizing wealth over God, using the term 'mammon.' The Parable of the Shrewd Manager explores using wealth to build relationships. The choice between serving God or money is emphasized, with a focus on generosity and trusting in God's provision.

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.

This podcast delves into the significance of the eye as a lamp of the body, illustrating how generosity reveals true character. It explores the metaphor of a 'good eye' versus a 'bad eye' in relation to possessions, emphasizing the impact of trust in divine provision and abundance. The hosts discuss how humans, as lamps, shine light into darkness to create opportunities for flourishing. They also highlight the importance of being present and attentive in interactions, manifesting generosity through attention and resources.

In this podcast, they discuss the importance of storing treasures in heaven instead of on earth, emphasizing sacrificial living for God and loving others. They explore the concept of 'sky treasure' as investing in the coming new creation. The episode delves into how our values should align with God's Kingdom in the skies, focusing on eternal wealth and using our resources to show love for people and God.

The podcast explores topics like entering God's Kingdom, experiencing it now, reconciling Jesus' nonviolence with Old Testament violence, disciples advancing God's Kingdom, and striving for perfection in reflecting God's love despite human imperfections.

Exploring the theme of testing and temptation, the hosts discuss the significance of God allowing tests to strengthen partnerships with humans. They delve into biblical stories of tests revealing character and trust in God, emphasizing the value of learning self-control and setting boundaries during trials. The episode highlights the honest and heroic prayer of Jesus while advocating for daily prayer to shape one's worldview and encourage spiritual discipline.

Exploring forgiveness in the context of the Lord's Prayer and Sermon on the Mount, understanding its transformative power. Delving into the nuances of forgiveness in personal and historical contexts, discussing the idea of release, repair, and setting each other free. Studying forgiveness within covenant obligations, exploring reconciliation, boundaries, and reparative justice. Emphasizing forgiveness as a heart posture of grace and hope, inviting audience participation in collaborative prayer melody.

The podcast delves into the meaning of 'daily bread' in the Lord's Prayer, connecting it to stories in the Hebrew Bible. It discusses radical trust and dependence on God for provision, emphasizing the shift to seeking daily necessities with gratitude. The episode explores the interconnectedness of asking for provision, forgiveness, and deliverance, drawing parallels to pivotal themes in Jesus' teachings.

The podcast delves into the transformative power of Jesus' prayer, highlighting the communal aspect and relational shift to being treasured sons and daughters of God. It explores the intertwined relationship between God and creation, focusing on restoring God's name and aligning human desires with divine will. The significance of seeking daily sustenance and utilizing prayer as a tool for cosmic conflicts is also examined.