Money in the Hands of Good People Does Good Things | Freedom Friday

Mindset is a buzzword right now, and I know it makes a lot of Christians nervous. It made me nervous a couple of years ago too, so today I want to rub some cats the wrong way. We grew up being taught that if you open my checkbook you can tell where my heart is. Nobody ever taught us how to think about money, only how to spend it. Then we had dinner with friends this week and one of them apologized for having a guest house, and I told her to stop. I do not care if you have ten Lamborghinis in a ten car garage. Deuteronomy 8:18 says God gives you the power to create wealth, and that is not the same as raining down manna, which was provision for a single day. One of my friends puts it this way: money in the hands of good people does good things. So why not you?Book a Free Call with PennyConnect with us:FacebookInstagramLinkedIn1610 Financial SolutionsTakeaways:Christians are taught how they spend money and almost never how they think about it, and that gap is where the guilt lives.Deuteronomy 8:18 says God gives you the power to create wealth, which is a different thing from raining down manna for a single day.If you resent the client while you are doing the work, your price is wrong.Wearing "I charge a lot less than those other people" as a badge is a money mindset problem, not a virtue.Spend time around people whose level of wealth makes you slightly uncomfortable, then ask them how they did it.This show is for general information and encouragement. It is not tax, financial or legal advice. Please consult a professional about your particular situation before you make any decisions.