Few passages have shaped the Christian understanding of wealth more than these words of Christ, and rightly so. Our Lord does not merely warn us about the dangers of wealth. He declares that Mammon is a rival master and that no man can render ultimate allegiance to both.

First Things First A man does not become fruitful by accident. Pay down the debt. Save for emergencies. Give generously. Buy life insurance. Invest early. Start a business. Support missionaries. Fund Christian education. Save for your children. Save for retirement. Buy land. Build an inheritance. Get your estate documents in order. Teach your children about work. Stop wasting money. Stop being anxious about money. Be content. Be productive. Be generous. Be prudent. Be faithfu

Introduction: When Basic Provision Was Basic to Provide Material abundance has not translated into economic ease. While modern households enjoy access to goods and technologies that would have once been the envy of kings (refrigeration, gas powered vehicles, artificial light, advanced medical care, streaming services, etc.) the path to securing our daily bread and durable shelter has grown more convoluted, not less . Even families with stable incomes and advanced degrees oft

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Introduction Thanksgiving is a uniquely American tradition, but its heart—a call to gratitude—transcends borders and centuries. For Reformed Christians, thanksgiving should not just be an annual holiday, but our way of life rooted in our understanding of God’s sovereignty and grace. As Paul exhorts in 1 Thessalonians 5:18, “Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” This Thanksgiving, let us reflect on how gratitude shapes our st