Sermon Tone Analysis

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How God Sees Money
Jenny and the Swim Meet
The steward has sacrificed what he could have taken now and has given it to others so that he can receive gain later.
It won’t be what we have to show for our efforts invested, it will be who we have to show for our efforts.
Money cannot come with us to heaven.
Its value is limited when it comes to everlasting life.
So recognize its limits and use it for others, not selfishly.
To gain friends by means of mammon is to use money in such a way that others appreciate you for your exercise of stewardship, your kindness and generosity.
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