What are the Core Principles for a Biblical Approach to Money and Giving?

In today’s episode, Linnea and Pastor Chad respond to the question “What are the Core Principles for a Biblical Approach to Money and Giving?” This is the final of three episodes focused on this topic.These principles are pulled from the book by John Cortines and Gregory Baumer, God and Money: How We Discovered True Riches at Harvard Business School, (Carson, CA: Rose Publishing, 2016).1. Everything we “own” actually belongs to God. Everything. 2. “Our” wealth and possessions should be used for God’s purposes. 3. Wealth is like Dynamite, with great potential for both good and harm. 4. Giving generously to the poor is a moral duty in a fallen world. 5. Giving should be voluntary, generous (even sacrificial), cheerful, and needs-based. 6. Giving generously breaks the power of money over us. Books Mentioned in This EpisodeThe Law of Rewards by Randy AlcornThe Treasure Principle by Randy AlcornNeither Poverty nor Riches by Craig BlombergGod and Money: How We Discovered True Riches at Harvard Business School by John Cortines & Gregory BaumerHave a question or topic in mind? We’d love to hear from you! While we’ve compiled a list of questions with our staff and ministry leaders, your input helps shape the conversation. Share your thoughts or questions by emailing us directly at [email protected]: easthaven.org/podcast Email: [email protected] by Seth EvanoffEditing and sound design by Seth EvanoffEnjoy today’s episode? Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review - it helps us reach more listeners like you!