Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, he talks about the good news that can come along with wealth.

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, he talks about the bad news that wealth can bring.

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, he talks about our finances after we die.

Randy Alcorn discusses the good and bad news about being rich and what 1 Timothy 6 has to say about it. For more information on this topic, check out Randy's book The Treasure Principle: Revised and Updated. In this clip, he talks about God and financial gain.

In April 2017, Randy Alcorn taught a course at Veritas Evangelical Seminary on the subject of money and giving. In this clip, Randy talks about two money related stories from the Bible. 

Someday this upside-down world will be turned right side up. Nothing in all eternity will turn it back again. If we are wise, we will spend our brief lives on earth positioning ourselves for the turn.

When the following was posted last month on the Desiring God blog, written by Michael Oh, I was very touched by it. Read it, ponder it, pray over it. 

Regarding choosing a financial lifestyle that is honoring to God, I received a blog comment from a reader, asking: Do you believe that everyone should live modestly? (Would that be $30,000 per year, or $50,000, or $100,000, or...?)  

A few years ago, my wife Nanci showed me an article she had found in her Family Circle magazine. The article was titled "What You Pass On." It was written by author Stephen King. He's not a writer known for his theological insights, but what he wrote echoes the wisdom of Ecclesiastes 5:15 in his assessment of the futility of materialism.