You Can’t Serve God and Money—Here’s What Jesus Meant

What if your bank statement could reveal something about your relationship with God?In Luke 16:9–13, Jesus makes an uncomfortable connection between money, faithfulness, and worship. He doesn’t say you can’t have money and serve God. He says you cannot serve both God and money.So how do you know when money has stopped being a tool and started becoming your master?In this video, we walk through 3 tests that expose what money may be revealing about your heart:What are you asking money to give you?What happens when your money feels threatened?What are you doing with what God has already placed in your hands?We’ll also use the Redprint framework to help you recognize what money is exposing, reorganize the lies underneath it, rediscover what is true, rebuild your financial habits, and refine the way you steward what God has given you.Before this video ends, I’m going to challenge you to do something practical: open your real bank or credit card statement and look at the last seven days.Then finish this sentence:“My money shows me that I’ve been trusting ______.”This is not prosperity gospel. It’s not about believing that if you handle $100 correctly, God owes you $100,000.It’s about stewardship.Money can be a useful servant—but it was never designed to be your savior.If this challenged you, comment below: Which of the three tests exposed the most for you?Subscribe for more biblical teaching on spiritual formation, stewardship, faith, and becoming who God created you to be.➡️ Steward To Last: https://www.youtube.com/@StewardtoLast➡️ Better Than Best Brotherhood: https://www.skool.com/better-than-best-academy-5909/aboutScripture: Luke 16:9–13#ChristianMoney #BiblicalStewardship #Luke16 #FaithAndFinances #ChristianLiving