Charles Stanley teaches that money is not meant to control our lives or replace our trust in God. Everything we have belongs to the Lord, and we are called to be faithful stewards of His resources. When money becomes our source of security, it leads to fear, stress, and misplaced priorities.
The message explains that God uses finances to reveal the condition of our hearts. Giving, contentment, honesty, and wise management are expressions of trust and obedience. God does not promise wealth, but He does promise provision for our needs when we put Him first.
Jaggy and Tedi offer a gentle reminder through their simple trust—they don’t worry about tomorrow. They rest, confident that provision will come. In the same way, believers are called to rely on God daily, trusting Him as the true source of peace and security.
Key takeaway:
When God is first in our finances, worry fades and trust grows. True security is found not in money, but in the faithful God who provides.
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