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There any places in Holy Scripture where God reveals His heart on the topic of getting rich quick and the drive to accumulate massive amounts of wealth over a very short period of time.
1) The document discusses biblical principles of savings and investments, noting that God is not against wealth when obtained ethically.
2) It encourages savings by referencing biblical figures like Joseph, and recommends saving 20% of income after tithing 10%.
3) The document warns against risky or get-rich-quick schemes, advising investing only in understandable assets and diversifying investments for long-term growth.
The document discusses wealth and being rich. It argues that believers should acknowledge the gifts and blessings God has given them, including wealth, and use their resources to do good works and help others rather than becoming arrogant or distracted. True riches come from putting one's hope in God rather than material possessions.
The document discusses how materialism leads people to always want more things in the mistaken belief that having more will make them happy, important, or secure. It provides Bible verses explaining that wealth and possessions do not provide true happiness or security. It recommends breaking free from materialism by resisting comparisons to others, rejoicing in what you have, tithing to God, and refocusing on permanent spiritual values rather than earthly possessions.
The document discusses biblical perspectives on money, possessions, and generosity. It provides several "keys" or principles: 1) God owns everything and we are merely stewards of what he provides. 2) Where we put our money reveals where our heart is and determines where it will go. 3) Heaven, not earth, is our true home. 4) We should live not just for short-term pleasures but with an eye to eternal rewards. 5) Giving is the only remedy for materialism and selfish desires. 6) God blesses our generosity not to raise our standard of living but to increase our standard of giving.
This document provides guidance on saving and investing money. It emphasizes the importance of prioritizing savings by tithing, paying minimal living expenses, building an emergency fund, and paying off debt before investing. It recommends having multiple sources of income from work, self-employment, or businesses, and advises that money makes more money through investment. Key rules of investing include not investing in things you don't understand, diversifying investments, avoiding get-rich-quick schemes, and letting investments grow over time through compound interest.
The document discusses Christian giving and generosity. It notes that the average American Christian gives only 2.6% of their income annually, far less than what is biblically prescribed. It encourages readers to view themselves as stewards of God's resources and give generously, as their heart will follow their treasure. When Christians store up wealth in heaven through giving, they gain blessings and prosperity both in this life and the next.
The document provides advice on avoiding financial collapse by discussing how desires for more money and possessions can lead to trouble but not satisfaction. It recommends several steps to financial stability: keep good records of expenses, plan spending carefully, save for the future, tithe to God, and enjoy what you have rather than always wanting more. The bottom line is to trust in God rather than money for true happiness.
What Does the Bible Say about Getting Rich QuicklyJOHNY NATAD
There any places in Holy Scripture where God reveals His heart on the topic of getting rich quick and the drive to accumulate massive amounts of wealth over a very short period of time.
1) The document discusses biblical principles of savings and investments, noting that God is not against wealth when obtained ethically.
2) It encourages savings by referencing biblical figures like Joseph, and recommends saving 20% of income after tithing 10%.
3) The document warns against risky or get-rich-quick schemes, advising investing only in understandable assets and diversifying investments for long-term growth.
The document discusses wealth and being rich. It argues that believers should acknowledge the gifts and blessings God has given them, including wealth, and use their resources to do good works and help others rather than becoming arrogant or distracted. True riches come from putting one's hope in God rather than material possessions.
The document discusses how materialism leads people to always want more things in the mistaken belief that having more will make them happy, important, or secure. It provides Bible verses explaining that wealth and possessions do not provide true happiness or security. It recommends breaking free from materialism by resisting comparisons to others, rejoicing in what you have, tithing to God, and refocusing on permanent spiritual values rather than earthly possessions.
The document discusses biblical perspectives on money, possessions, and generosity. It provides several "keys" or principles: 1) God owns everything and we are merely stewards of what he provides. 2) Where we put our money reveals where our heart is and determines where it will go. 3) Heaven, not earth, is our true home. 4) We should live not just for short-term pleasures but with an eye to eternal rewards. 5) Giving is the only remedy for materialism and selfish desires. 6) God blesses our generosity not to raise our standard of living but to increase our standard of giving.
This document provides guidance on saving and investing money. It emphasizes the importance of prioritizing savings by tithing, paying minimal living expenses, building an emergency fund, and paying off debt before investing. It recommends having multiple sources of income from work, self-employment, or businesses, and advises that money makes more money through investment. Key rules of investing include not investing in things you don't understand, diversifying investments, avoiding get-rich-quick schemes, and letting investments grow over time through compound interest.
The document discusses Christian giving and generosity. It notes that the average American Christian gives only 2.6% of their income annually, far less than what is biblically prescribed. It encourages readers to view themselves as stewards of God's resources and give generously, as their heart will follow their treasure. When Christians store up wealth in heaven through giving, they gain blessings and prosperity both in this life and the next.
The document provides advice on avoiding financial collapse by discussing how desires for more money and possessions can lead to trouble but not satisfaction. It recommends several steps to financial stability: keep good records of expenses, plan spending carefully, save for the future, tithe to God, and enjoy what you have rather than always wanting more. The bottom line is to trust in God rather than money for true happiness.
The document discusses biblical principles of stewardship and giving. It defines biblical stewardship as using God-given resources for God-given goals. It outlines implications like viewing every spending decision as spiritual. It lists five biblical commands regarding money: giving, taxes, debt repayment, providing for family, and savings. The key is contentment. Effective stewardship involves allocating limited resources to unlimited needs through a continuous predetermined plan.
The document discusses the importance of generosity based on numerous Bible verses. It notes that Jesus taught more about giving, money, and possessions than other topics like prayer or love. Generosity represents love in action. The document encourages believers to not fix their hope on wealth but to be generous with what God provides, as giving to others leads to blessings. It cites Jesus as the ultimate example of generosity in giving his life for humanity despite having wealth himself.
God gives us good things in abundance, culminating in giving His Son Jesus. He wants us to draw on His wisdom and be generous with His provisions.
As students learn mathematical techniques such as compound interest and develop a financial understanding: it is our prayer that they will learn to make wise choices with their money. We pray that they would rise up with their generation to become a powerful influence in their communities and help establish fair, generous, and just financial systems.
This document provides financial advice based on biblical principles. It discusses the importance of saving money according to the formula of income minus expenses equals savings. Some key points emphasized are prioritizing spending on necessities, paying off debts, building an emergency fund, and investing for the future. Specific biblical verses encourage working diligently, saving little by little, avoiding get-rich-quick schemes, diversifying investments, and being generous.
The document discusses the Bible's teachings around money and possessions. It notes that two-thirds of Jesus' parables and one in ten verses in the Gospels directly discuss money. While money can promise security and significance, the Bible warns that the love of money is a root of evil and that one cannot serve both God and money. A godly perspective is to not store up treasures on earth but in heaven, use money to serve God rather than be enslaved by it, and find contentment through godliness rather than wealth.
The document discusses the Bible's teachings around money and possessions. It notes that two-thirds of Jesus' parables and one in ten verses in the Gospels directly discuss money. While money can tempt people to make it their master or love it too much, the Bible teaches that we should not store up treasures on earth but in heaven. True security and significance come from serving God, not money.
This document summarizes a sermon on how to get rich according to 2 Corinthians 8:1-15. It provides two examples of generosity from the Macedonians and Christ and three principles: avoid procrastination by following through on promises, give proportionally based on one's means, and give purposefully to help those in need attain equality. The main idea is that true wealth and richness comes from generously giving one's resources away rather than accumulating them.
Materials for a five-week sermon series called "40 Days of Money" based on Randy Alcorn’s book Managing God's Money were created by Conrad Dueck, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Emo, Ontario, Canada. These Powerpoint presentations correspond with his full sermons. All of his materials are available at http://www.epm.org/resources/2011/Oct/16/mgm-resources-pastors/, subsection “Sermon Series Materials”.
The document provides biblical financial advice on various topics such as planning ahead, saving money, having a long-range financial plan, avoiding greed and debt, paying taxes, being ethical employers, diversifying assets, leaving a legacy, and giving to charity. It cites numerous bible passages to support each topic. For example, it notes that the bible advises planning ahead by estimating costs before building a project, avoiding laziness by learning from the ant which stores food, and obtaining wealth through hard work rather than fraud or oppression.
This document discusses the effects of wealth and encourages generosity. It notes that the Bible advises against putting hope in wealth alone and instead finding hope in God. It then lists side effects of wealth like living in denial, discontent, and being destroyed. The document argues that money can become one's greatest competitor and that the secret to a blessed life is a heart of generosity. It contrasts a "bag mindset" of always wanting more with a "basket" and "barn mindset" of giving freely, saying the generous are abundantly blessed.
This document discusses moving from a finance-driven approach to a mission-driven approach in managing money and life. It advocates applying biblical principles of earning, saving, spending, and giving money in a way that glorifies God and focuses on one's mission in life rather than materialism. Specific financial practices are discussed including circulating or investing money wisely, accumulating wealth through diversification and multiple streams of income, and illuminating one's finances by handling money with integrity and care regardless of the amount.
The document provides information on financial stewardship and margin from a Christian perspective. It discusses that our self-worth should not be based on net worth, and the Bible has many verses on money and possessions. It encourages learning how to glorify God through financial stewardship. It then provides biblical principles on contentment, putting God first with finances, giving, and how being financially disciplined can help create margin and lead to spiritual blessings. Examples are given of Christian billionaires who have been successful yet remained humble and generous in their giving.
The document provides biblical guidance on financial management and living below one's means. It cautions against living beyond one's finances through borrowing, excessive spending, or depending on others to sustain one's lifestyle. Several passages encourage self-control, sacrifice, planning and being content with food and clothing rather than pursuing wealth. The overarching message is that every money problem is a heart problem, and that we should use money to serve God rather than seek to be served by money.
The document provides biblical guidance on financial management and living below one's means. It cautions against living beyond one's finances through borrowing, excessive spending, or depending on others to sustain one's lifestyle. Several passages encourage self-control, sacrifice, planning and being content with food and clothing rather than pursuing wealth. The overarching message is that every money problem is a heart problem, and that we should serve God rather than pursuing money.
The purpose of my financial coaching is to help you get control of your money so you can prosper and build wealth.
However, I don’t want you to lose sight of the fact that the pursuit of wealth is not just a purpose unto itself. So let’s talk about 7 Certainties About Wealth. (based on I Timothy 6:17-19)
Kingdom Keys: Seven Multiple Streams to Finance Your Vision is will help any Christian to define seven multiple streams to finance their vision from a Biblical perspective.
June 23 2019 - Sunday service - Financial Freedom in ChristCatherine Lirio
This document discusses financial freedom, defined as freedom from debt bondage and freedom to purchase things for God's glory. It notes that Christ has set us free from slavery. Freedom from debt involves being freed from poverty's curse through Christ, freed from pride and materialism, being careful with credit, paying off debts, living sustainably, and obtaining side work. Freedom to purchase glorifies God by delighting in him. It also discusses pre-need investment plans like health insurance, education savings, and retirement plans through diligent planning and noble deeds.
How God Uses Money to Shape Us: Financial Freedeom and ContentmentPacific Church
The document discusses financial freedom and contentment. It argues that the primary driver of debt is discontentment, as people are never satisfied with what they have due to a love of money and wealth. True contentment comes from knowing God has provided everything needed for happiness, rather than from financial means. Contentment is a spiritual endeavor found through putting one's hope in God rather than wealth. The document encourages being content in every situation through relying on Christ's strength.
The document discusses biblical principles of stewardship and giving. It defines biblical stewardship as using God-given resources for God-given goals. It outlines implications like viewing every spending decision as spiritual. It lists five biblical commands regarding money: giving, taxes, debt repayment, providing for family, and savings. The key is contentment. Effective stewardship involves allocating limited resources to unlimited needs through a continuous predetermined plan.
The document discusses the importance of generosity based on numerous Bible verses. It notes that Jesus taught more about giving, money, and possessions than other topics like prayer or love. Generosity represents love in action. The document encourages believers to not fix their hope on wealth but to be generous with what God provides, as giving to others leads to blessings. It cites Jesus as the ultimate example of generosity in giving his life for humanity despite having wealth himself.
God gives us good things in abundance, culminating in giving His Son Jesus. He wants us to draw on His wisdom and be generous with His provisions.
As students learn mathematical techniques such as compound interest and develop a financial understanding: it is our prayer that they will learn to make wise choices with their money. We pray that they would rise up with their generation to become a powerful influence in their communities and help establish fair, generous, and just financial systems.
This document provides financial advice based on biblical principles. It discusses the importance of saving money according to the formula of income minus expenses equals savings. Some key points emphasized are prioritizing spending on necessities, paying off debts, building an emergency fund, and investing for the future. Specific biblical verses encourage working diligently, saving little by little, avoiding get-rich-quick schemes, diversifying investments, and being generous.
The document discusses the Bible's teachings around money and possessions. It notes that two-thirds of Jesus' parables and one in ten verses in the Gospels directly discuss money. While money can promise security and significance, the Bible warns that the love of money is a root of evil and that one cannot serve both God and money. A godly perspective is to not store up treasures on earth but in heaven, use money to serve God rather than be enslaved by it, and find contentment through godliness rather than wealth.
The document discusses the Bible's teachings around money and possessions. It notes that two-thirds of Jesus' parables and one in ten verses in the Gospels directly discuss money. While money can tempt people to make it their master or love it too much, the Bible teaches that we should not store up treasures on earth but in heaven. True security and significance come from serving God, not money.
This document summarizes a sermon on how to get rich according to 2 Corinthians 8:1-15. It provides two examples of generosity from the Macedonians and Christ and three principles: avoid procrastination by following through on promises, give proportionally based on one's means, and give purposefully to help those in need attain equality. The main idea is that true wealth and richness comes from generously giving one's resources away rather than accumulating them.
Materials for a five-week sermon series called "40 Days of Money" based on Randy Alcorn’s book Managing God's Money were created by Conrad Dueck, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Emo, Ontario, Canada. These Powerpoint presentations correspond with his full sermons. All of his materials are available at http://www.epm.org/resources/2011/Oct/16/mgm-resources-pastors/, subsection “Sermon Series Materials”.
The document provides biblical financial advice on various topics such as planning ahead, saving money, having a long-range financial plan, avoiding greed and debt, paying taxes, being ethical employers, diversifying assets, leaving a legacy, and giving to charity. It cites numerous bible passages to support each topic. For example, it notes that the bible advises planning ahead by estimating costs before building a project, avoiding laziness by learning from the ant which stores food, and obtaining wealth through hard work rather than fraud or oppression.
This document discusses the effects of wealth and encourages generosity. It notes that the Bible advises against putting hope in wealth alone and instead finding hope in God. It then lists side effects of wealth like living in denial, discontent, and being destroyed. The document argues that money can become one's greatest competitor and that the secret to a blessed life is a heart of generosity. It contrasts a "bag mindset" of always wanting more with a "basket" and "barn mindset" of giving freely, saying the generous are abundantly blessed.
This document discusses moving from a finance-driven approach to a mission-driven approach in managing money and life. It advocates applying biblical principles of earning, saving, spending, and giving money in a way that glorifies God and focuses on one's mission in life rather than materialism. Specific financial practices are discussed including circulating or investing money wisely, accumulating wealth through diversification and multiple streams of income, and illuminating one's finances by handling money with integrity and care regardless of the amount.
The document provides information on financial stewardship and margin from a Christian perspective. It discusses that our self-worth should not be based on net worth, and the Bible has many verses on money and possessions. It encourages learning how to glorify God through financial stewardship. It then provides biblical principles on contentment, putting God first with finances, giving, and how being financially disciplined can help create margin and lead to spiritual blessings. Examples are given of Christian billionaires who have been successful yet remained humble and generous in their giving.
The document provides biblical guidance on financial management and living below one's means. It cautions against living beyond one's finances through borrowing, excessive spending, or depending on others to sustain one's lifestyle. Several passages encourage self-control, sacrifice, planning and being content with food and clothing rather than pursuing wealth. The overarching message is that every money problem is a heart problem, and that we should use money to serve God rather than seek to be served by money.
The document provides biblical guidance on financial management and living below one's means. It cautions against living beyond one's finances through borrowing, excessive spending, or depending on others to sustain one's lifestyle. Several passages encourage self-control, sacrifice, planning and being content with food and clothing rather than pursuing wealth. The overarching message is that every money problem is a heart problem, and that we should serve God rather than pursuing money.
The purpose of my financial coaching is to help you get control of your money so you can prosper and build wealth.
However, I don’t want you to lose sight of the fact that the pursuit of wealth is not just a purpose unto itself. So let’s talk about 7 Certainties About Wealth. (based on I Timothy 6:17-19)
Kingdom Keys: Seven Multiple Streams to Finance Your Vision is will help any Christian to define seven multiple streams to finance their vision from a Biblical perspective.
June 23 2019 - Sunday service - Financial Freedom in ChristCatherine Lirio
This document discusses financial freedom, defined as freedom from debt bondage and freedom to purchase things for God's glory. It notes that Christ has set us free from slavery. Freedom from debt involves being freed from poverty's curse through Christ, freed from pride and materialism, being careful with credit, paying off debts, living sustainably, and obtaining side work. Freedom to purchase glorifies God by delighting in him. It also discusses pre-need investment plans like health insurance, education savings, and retirement plans through diligent planning and noble deeds.
How God Uses Money to Shape Us: Financial Freedeom and ContentmentPacific Church
The document discusses financial freedom and contentment. It argues that the primary driver of debt is discontentment, as people are never satisfied with what they have due to a love of money and wealth. True contentment comes from knowing God has provided everything needed for happiness, rather than from financial means. Contentment is a spiritual endeavor found through putting one's hope in God rather than wealth. The document encourages being content in every situation through relying on Christ's strength.
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18. QUESTIONS TO PONDER?
•Does God condone or tolerate anywhere that we
should have that mentality and that it’s even okay
for Him to get rich quickly?
19. •Are there any places in Holy Scripture where
God reveals His heart on the topic of getting
rich quick and the drive to accumulate
massive amounts of wealth over a very short
period of time from things such as playing the
lottery, entering a sweepstakes, or joining any
venture that promises lots of money with little
or no work or time invested?
QUESTIONS TO PONDER?
20. WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAYS
ABOUT GETTING RICH
QUICKLY?
21. WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAYS
ABOUT GETTING RICH QUICKLY?
2. GRQ WILL LOST RICHES QUICKLY
TOO1• The bible tells that a person who earns wealth
easily will eventually lose it (Proverbs 13:11); so
everyone must not toil much or overwork to get
rich quickly since you don’t know when the
wealth you get will disappear quickly (Proverbs
24:4-5).
22. PROVERBS 13:11 (GNT)
11The more easily you get your wealth, the
sooner you will lose it.The harder it is to earn,
the more you will have.
23.
24. PROVERBS 23:4-5 (NKJV)
4Do not overwork to be rich; Because of your
own understanding, cease! 5Will you set your
eyes on that which is not? For riches certainly
make themselves wings;They fly away like an
eagle toward heaven.
25.
26. WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAYS
ABOUT GETTING RICH QUICKLY?
3. GRQ WILL NOT BE BLESSED
2•Scripture tells that any wealth including
inheritance obtained too early in life is not a
blessing in the end (Proverbs 20:21) just like the
story of prodigal son in Luke 15:11→ who
wasted inheritance from his father in his early
life since he is not yet prepared…
47. WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAYS
ABOUT GETTING RICH QUICKLY?
4. GRQ WILL NOT BE SATISFIED
WITH WEALTH OR RICHES3•Those who gained quick richness from playing
lottery, sweepstakes, entering ventures that
promise immediate return of investments will
not be satisfied with what they have obtained.
They will motivated to get more and more
money (Read Ecc. 5:10).
48. ECCLESIASTES 5:10 (GW)
10Whoever loves money will never be satisfied
with money.Whoever loves wealth will never
be satisfied with more income. Even this is
pointless.
49.
50. • Those who engage in getting rich quickly will
be troubled by stress, never be peaceful, being
trapped by stupid & harmful desires which
generally affect their Christian faith and
attitude. (1 Tim. 6:9-10).
WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAYS
ABOUT GETTING RICH QUICKLY?
5. GRQ WILL BE HARMFUL TO
CHRISTIAN LIVING & CHARACTER!4
51.
52. 1 TIMOTHY 6:9-10 (NKJV)
9But those who desire to be rich fall into
temptation and a snare, and into many foolish
and harmful lusts which drown men in
destruction and perdition.
53.
54. 1 TIMOTHY 6:9-10 (NKJV)
10For the love of money is a root of all kinds of
evil, for which some have strayed from the
faith in their greediness, and pierced
themselves through with many sorrows.
55.
56. •Those who get rich quickly in dishonest
schemes (stealing, swindling, robbing, bribery,
corruption, etc.) will certainly be punished
(Prov. 28:20).
WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAYS
ABOUT GETTING RICH QUICKLY?
5. GRQ WILL BE PUNISHED, A
WARNING FOR ALL CHRISTIAN!5
57. PROVERBS 28:20 (GW)
20A trustworthy person has many blessings,
but anyone in hurry to get rich will not escape
punishment.
60. PSALM 1:1-3;6
1Blessed is the man who walks not in the
counsel of the wicked, nor stands in the way of
sinners, nor sits in the seat of scoffers; 2but his
delight is in the law of the Lord, and on his law
he meditates day and night.
61. PSALM 1:3,6
3He is like a tree planted by streams of water
that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf
does not wither. In all that he does, he
prospers.
6For the Lord knows the way of the righteous,
but the way of the ungodly shall perish
62. STAY AWAY FROM
GETTING RICH QUICKLY
MENTALITY!
Wealth from get-rich-
quick schemes swiftly
disappears and
dangerous, so