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May 6, 2025 30 min

Only One Master | Andrey Mishchenkov

from Pillar Church | Denver, CO Hosted by PILLAR CHURCH

Money talks—and sometimes it lies. In this second message of our Good Life series, we unpack Jesus’ startling one‑liner in Matthew 6:24—“You cannot serve both God and mammon.” Why did Jesus choose that strange Aramaic word? What does it really mean? And how is its seductive spirit still shaping our wallets, worries, and worship today? In this episode you’ll discover How shifting slang (“That slaps,” “straight drip”) mirrors the way culture skews eternal truths; The difference between neutral money and the spirit of mammon that promises what only God can provide; Three biblical practices—living on a plan, choosing contentment, and radical generosity—that break mammon’s grip; Why generosity is kryptonite to greed and the key to real security, joy, and peace; a candid challenge to check your bank statement and ask, Who am I really trusting—God or mammon? Scriptures explored: Matthew 6:24; Luke 18:24‑25; 1 Timothy 6:10; Deuteronomy 8:17‑18; Proverbs 27:23‑24; Hebrews 13:5; Acts 20:35; Malachi 3:10. Listen in, let God realign your heart, and step into the freedom of the Good Life—a life that trusts Him even when it’s hard. 💬 Like what you hear? Leave a rating, share this episode with a friend, and subscribe so you never miss a message. For resources or to partner with Pillar Church, visit PillarChurch.life.

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