Good morning. Dwayne, Tackroom Bible Talk.

I get questions on here on this particular channel.

I want to know about my take on finances, especially as related to the church.

And so I'm going to talk about that this morning, and it's probably going to be a little different than what some of you might would expect.

Okay.

But Matthew chapter 6, verse number 19, says, lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust does corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal but lay up for

yourselves treasures in heaven where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt where thieves do not break through

nor steal okay so let me clarify before i get started so we come at this from the right position

i get silly ignorant

comments on both channels all the time about how, Dwayne, if you were like a normal person,

you wouldn't believe these things. You wouldn't talk like this. But since you have a big

inheritance and a family ranch and your own land and everything,

you just don't relate to the us normal people and the difficulty we're going through.

We don't own in land. We're renting the house. That big stone house that we've been renting for the school.

Yeah, we've been paying rent a lot of rent so folks can come out and enjoy that.

If I showed you a snapshot, which I'm not going to do, of the balance in our bank account right now, you'd be shocked.

And not shocked because it's so big. We are not wealthy people, not even remotely.

So when I talk about this, I don't want anything I'm talking about this as some kind of

Kenneth Copeland or Jesse DuPlanthus or Joel Osteen or why not.

We're not.

We're not.

Okay. So I'm right there with you on this on a day by day basis and I'm not common at this from a hypocritical position all right but he says lay not up for

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