Today on Summit Life, Pastor Jady Greer talks about the relationship between our finances

and our faith.

There is nothing wrong with a nice car or a nice house, but that should not come before being

rich in good works.

And that's a challenge, by the way, a direct challenge for some of you.

You should start reallocating your money until it could be said of you that you are the richest

in good works, and only secondly,

secondarily, a distant second, are you rich in cars and houses?

Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer. I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

You know, there are a few topics that are a bit taboo for party talk. And at the top of the list is money,

right up there with politics and religion. But today, Pastor Jady is diving back into this

sensitive subject about our financial resources.

He's describing the biblical principles for handling wealth, and you might be surprised by a few of them.

It's part of our teaching series called All In, so if you've missed any of the previous messages, you can catch up at jadie greer.com.

But right now, let's return for the second half of the message

titled stewardship. Let me tell you something that you should probably not need to hear.

I am not the Holy Spirit, which means I can't tell you what God wants you to give. I can just

encourage you to listen to him. And when you've listened to him and you've obeyed him, you don't have to feel guilty

because you're obeying God.

Be settled in your own heart.

Right?

You don't answer to me.

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