Money topical study

Money is NOT the Root of all Evil This article argues that money is not the root of all evil, but is a neutral tool that expresses our values. In the hands of a faithful church, money can be the source of tremendous good. Resource type: Article | Source: Ministry Matters | Author: Rebekah Simon-Peter

Money Money can often be a difficult topic, but as John R. Gunn reminds us in this quote, individuals who live by what God has instructed will live within their means. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Day1 | Author: John R. Gunn

Money, Money, Money A vibrant and honest look at money, money, money: although very few people could honestly admit, "Money isn't everything," it truly does not matter in the kingdom of God. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Day1 | Author: James Ellis, III

Money and Value A reflection on Acts 5:1-10 that highlights the importance of how we spend our money and encourages sharing resources in community instead of selfishly hoarding your wealth. Resource type: Article | Source: Day1 | Author: Kenneth L. Samuel

Money Is a Spiritual Matter This reflection on Proverbs 11:25 considers generosity, money, and relationships. Insightful questions shaped by scripture help us consider the cost and calling of giving. Resource type: Article | Source: The High Calling

Money Draws Flies Highlighting themes of greed, wealth, and corruption, this sermon illustration uses the story of a lottery winner whose life quickly became miserable to demonstrate that money doesn't bring happiness, it brings control and corruption. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Preaching Today | Author: Unknown

Money Is My God A quote by Mark Twain. "What is the chief end of man? To get rich. In what way? Dishonestly if we can; honestly if we must. Who is God, the one and only true? Money is... Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Preaching Today | Author: Mark Twain

Money Leads to Degradation Karl Marx said, "Money degrades all the gods of man and converts them into commodities." This quote may serve as a sermon illustration for Psalm 39:6 and 1 Timothy 6:9-10. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Preaching Today | Author: Karl Marx

Man Blessed by Returning Stolen Money John Jefferson robbed a Krispy Kreme Doughnut store to support his drug addiction. The feeling of guilt overwhelmed him that he eventually turned himself in. Once released from jail, he returned the money with some extra. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Preaching Today

Idolatry, More Money Less Satisfying, Taxation Vexation, and New Names Preach a New Birth Material for sermon illustrations cover celebrity worship replacing religious worship, how having money does not breed contentment, the hypocrisy of taxation, and how the gospel is preached through young girls in India receiving new names. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Preaching Today | Author: Matt Woodley

Money Not at Fault John Wesley said, "The fault does not lie in the money, but in them that use it." A quote appropriate for Luke 16:13. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Preaching Today | Author: John Wesley

Study Finds Money Can't Buy Happiness Study discovers happiness cannot be bought. Making more money increases one's material needs; happiness is related to time with loved ones, health, friendliness, optimism, self-control, and a deep sense of ethics. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Preaching Today

What Money Can't Buy A poem by Marshall Shelley that reveals money's limited ability to meet needs, appropriate for Philippians 4:11-13 and 1 Timothy 6:6-8. Resource type: Sermon Illustration | Source: Preaching Today | Author: Marshall Shelley

Money Can't Buy Me Love In this commentary on Luke 12:13-21, David Lose notices the difference between what we say we believe about money and how we act regarding money. In this culture, the Luke’s parable is both scary and... Resource type: Commentary/Exegesis | Source: Working Preacher | Author: David J. Lose

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