In a culture that is constantly telling us that we need and deserve more earthly

comfort, Jesus's view of money and possessions can come as a shock. He demands

radical surrender of all that we are and all that we own.

Welcome to the Radical with David Platt podcast.

The latest sermons from teacher, author, and pastor David Platt delivered weekly. And as always you can find thousands of more gospel-centered resources at our

website radical dot net in today's message from mark chapter 10 versus 17 through 31.

Jesus is concerned with our eternal good.

Riches and the passing of pleasures of this world

can be deceiving and dangerous.

But based not on guilt but on grace, Jesus invites

his followers to store up an eternal heavenly reward as they leverage their

resources for the sake of the gospel.

So here's David with a sermon titled Jesus and Money from Mark chapter 10.

So last week we looked at Jesus and marriage in a way that has led to all kinds of spouses and couples reaching out for help.

Let me encourage you to continue to do that as you walk through struggles

in marriage, which are inevitable in a world of sin, like please.

Even on the back of your bulletin a day

on that response area, like if there's any way

we can help you please reach out.

In a way that I hope will transform our marriages in the days ahead. Today we're going to look at Jesus and money in a way that I pray will transform our lives and the days ahead

when it comes to money and really for all of eternity. So we're about to read the

story of a rich man who approached Jesus asking him about eternal life.

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