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What the Bible actually says about the bag and why prosperity gospel is cap
51 chapters across 6 books
Today’s Verse
“If you can't be trusted with money, why would God trust you with anything that actually matters? It's a test.”
Luke 16:10-11
Let's talk about money, because the Bible sure does — talked about wealth more than almost any other topic, and most of what He said isn't what prosperity preachers want you to hear. It's not "name it and claim it." It's more like "hold it loosely and give it away."
Real life, real questions.
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The truth is that money is a test of your heart, not a measure of your blessing. God isn't against you having things, but He's firmly against greed, and the line between "blessed" and "greedy" is thinner than you think. No cap.
Money isn't evil — it's a tool, and the Bible cares deeply about how you use it. The goal isn't to feel guilty about having things; it's to hold everything with open hands and be genuinely generous. Not performatively generous for the gram. Actually generous.
Contentment isn't about earning less — it's about needing less to feel secure. Let your spending reflect your actual values, not your insecurities, and watch how generosity transforms both you and the people around you.
If someone looked at your bank statement and your Venmo, what would they say you value most? Be real.
Are you generous with your money, or do you just plan to be generous 'someday when you have more'? Because that day never comes.
What's one area where you're gripping money out of fear instead of trusting God with it?