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Commentary on Luke 12: How to be rich towards God
Luke 12 vs. 21 – So is he that layeth up treasure for himself, and is not rich toward God. By winning soul By supporting the gospel financially By serving God in a church or ministry By teach…
Babatope Babalobi,
Commentary on Luke 12: How to be rich towards God
Luke 12 vs. 21 – So is he that layeth up treasure for himself, and is not rich toward God. By winning soul By supporting the gospel financially By serving God in a church or ministry By teach…
Babatope Babalobi,
Be rich towards God.
Be rich towards God. By Babatope Babalobi babalobi@yahoo.com +234 80 35 897435 Save the World Christian ministry App: Join WhatsApp Prayer Group: Luke 12 vs 21 So is he that layeth up trea…
Babatope Babalobi,
Commentary on Luke 12: How to overcome covetousness
Luke 12 vs. 15, 21 – 15And he said unto them, Take heed, and beware of covetousness: for a man’s life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth. 21So is he tha…
Babatope Babalobi,
When ‘good’ leads you to ‘great’ (Matthew 19:16-22)
Conditions apply. A millennial entrepreneur comes to you, bank details ready, asking “What good thing could I do so I could have eternal life?” How do you respond? You’re probably looking for a seeker-friendly way to respond, “Goodness! It doesn’t work like that. You can’t earn God’s favour by doing...
Allen Browne,
When ‘good’ leads you to ‘great’ (Matthew 19:16-22)
You can’t earn God’s favour by doing something good.” You probably don’t say, “Live like God says; he’s good.” Apart from the obvious problem of suggesting anyone could earn eternal life by obeying commands, a vague answer like “Do what God says” is unsatisfying for a project manager used to SMART goals. He has no doubt, like all pious Jews, made regular and generous contributions to the relief of the poor and disadvantaged within his community (that is at least part of what he would understand by “loving your neighbor as yourself”), but Jewish charity operated within prudential limits, whereas Jesus puts no limit to his demand. To follow it will place this self-sufficient young man in the same position as the birds and the flowers in 6:25–32, depending directly on the provision of a heavenly Father for the essentials of life.But even this radical action of dispossession is not simply another “good thing” to do; it is the prelude to something even more far-reaching.
Allen Browne,
Material Wealth Is Not the Good Life - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
Despite personal experiences and studies indicating money alone doesn’t bring the good life, countless people think and live and make choices as if it does.
Randy Alcorn,
What You Own Has Lasting Value
You’ve never seen a hearse pulling a U-Haul. That’s a well-worn cliché, but it still lands a punch. Our possessions and earthly achievementscannotfollow us out of this world. The apostle Paul made that point abundantly clear in his first epistle to Timothy: “We have brought nothing into the world, so we cannot take anything out
John MacArthur,
Stop complaining, be contended
By Babatope Babalobi babalobi@yahoo.com +2348035897435 Join Whatsapp prayer group 1 Timothy 6 vs 6-116 But godliness with contentment is great gain. 7 For we brought nothing into this world, and it…
Babatope Babalobi,
How Do We Balance What Scripture Says About Saving and Giving? - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
Saving can be wise, but it is never a substitute for giving.
Randy Alcorn,

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