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The U.S. deficit keeps climbing, Gen Z is pouring retirement money into sports betting, and crypto speculation is at an all-time high. Kevin and Bill ask the question: when did gambling start passing for investing? They dig into the biblical difference between creating wealth and merely obtaining it by luck... and why a culture that's lost its character can't be fixed by policy alone.
Welcome to our Sunday Evening service! What's This Money For Anyway?- Aug 23,2026 For more information, visit us at https://www.fbcpensacola.org/
The sermon explores the concept of true comfort by analyzing Psalm 119:76, contrasting fleeting worldly distractions with God's unchanging nature. The preacher defines Hebrew 'chesed' as steadfast covenant love that remains firmly fixed unlike temporary satisfactions such as money or leisure. By examining biblical examples like Joseph and Hezekiah, the text illustrates how God's merciful kindness…
This sermon explores the biblical call to find true gain through godliness and contentment rather than the pursuit of material wealth. Drawing from 1 Timothy 6, it warns that the love of money acts as a snare leading to destruction, urging believers to focus on serving God and caring for their families instead of accumulating possessions. The message highlights the futility of comparing oneself to…
The sermon expounds 1 Timothy 3:8–13 on the office of deacon. He argues that the role is frequently reduced or ignored, whereas Scripture requires the same kind of mature, godly character required of elders. Deacons exercise real authority over the church's temporal resources, which belong to God. Four headings structure the message: 1. Testimony. Officers must be blameless so the church's…
I. Out of the Mouths of Pharisees II. Out of the Money of Mary
While you pay taxes to governing authorities, even pagan authorities, you must offer all things to God in worship and obedience, especially offering yourselves as those created in His image and have His image stamped in your soul.
The speaker illustrates how to discern God's will for financial needs and giving by sharing personal anecdotes about rejecting high salaries to follow divine leading and distributing an abundance of eggs to those in genuine poverty. He emphasizes that believers should not make career or ministry decisions based on monetary gain but must rely on the Holy Spirit's guidance and inner peace. The…
In Episode 107 of The Brother Byron Podcast, Brother Byron reflects on turning 60 before tackling a common misunderstanding about the purpose of the church. Using Ephesians 4:11–16, he explains that church success is not measured by attendance, money, buildings, or packed pews, but by spiritual growth and maturity in Christ. He challenges believers to see the church as a place where Christians are…
Ecclesiastes 5 addresses two areas that reveal the condition of our hearts: how we approach God in worship and how we think about money and possessions. The Preacher warns against careless worship, rash words, and empty promises before God. He also exposes the emptiness of pursuing wealth, reminding us that those who love money will never finally be satisfied by it. Instead of continually chasing…
The sermon explores the biblical principle of stewardship, defining it as the faithful management of God's resources rather than personal ownership. Drawing primarily from the Parable of the Talents in Matthew 25, the message emphasizes that believers are entrusted with various gifts and responsibilities according to their ability, with accountability focused on faithfulness rather than…
"Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys, and where thieves do not break in or steal; for where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." -Matthew 6:19–21 (NASB)
The Love and Desire of Money Leads to Destruction - Find out how!
James moves from disregarding God's sovereignty as he concludes chapter four to the return of Christ in chapter five. In the first five verses he addresses the spiritual attitude toward money and pleasure. In short he says, money is dangerous. To have little or a lot, money is dangerous! Acquiring money can become an addiction. He says, Christ is coming and judgment is coming with Him.
The sermon exhorts believers to financially support their pastors, using the Apostle Paul's relationship with the Philippian church as a biblical model. It contrasts Paul's self-sufficiency and contentment in all circumstances with the practical needs of modern ministers who have families to sustain. The speaker argues that congregations should ensure their pastors receive an average salary…
WHEN GOLD ISN'T GOOD ENOUGH. [Heaven's Standard of Value]Matthew 6:19–21; 1 Peter 1:7; Revelation 21:21 KJV Deep beneath Manhattan, hundreds of thousands of gold bars are carefully guarded in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Nations consider gold so valuable that they weigh it, verify its purity, record its ownership, and protect it behind enormous security. Yet the Bible tells us about…
