Today on Summit Life, we're looking at our bank accounts.

There are three things that to me comprise a biblical vision for money.

You want to put all of them together. It's this.

Be smart, be wise, be generous.

Smart means you track everything that you spend and you don't go into debt.

You know where every penny is going.

Be wise means that you save regularly.

To be generous means that you give extravagantly.

Hey, thanks for joining us here on Summit Life with Pastor JD Greer of the Summit Church in

Raleigh, North Carolina. As always, I'm your host, Molly Vittavitch.

As I'm sure you know, during a typical year of holiday shopping,

we see crazy news footage of crowds of people shoving and pushing,

trying to get that best deal on a new flat screen TV or the latest Black Friday gadget.

And it makes me think of the age old question.

Do you own your things or do your things own you?

An appropriate question to ask as we exit the holidays and enter into a new year

with so much economic uncertainty.

Today, Pastor JD continues our new teaching series called Staying Faith

with the second part of a message he titled Keeping Site of the Beginning.

Luke 19, verse 1, Jesus entered Jericho and he was passing through.

And behold, there was a man there named Zacchaeus.

He was a chief tax collector and he was rich.

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