There will be a day when money is no longer earned, saved, or spent. On that day, it will only testify. Today, by grace, you can still decide what it will say.

We know what Jesus said about generosity, security, and trust. We just don't want to do it — because doing it costs actual dollars, not just intentions. What we've treasured quietly reveals itself when obedience gets concrete.

Faith does not wait for visible reward. It obeys while the promise is still unseen and endures loss while trusting that God’s reward is real.

Christ gave Himself first. Generosity is not a spiritual exercise—it is obedience that participates in His pattern and meets the needs of His body.

Control promises safety but cannot deliver it. When money convinces the soul it is in charge, trust erodes. Scripture calls us back to a simpler confession: if the Lord wills.

Anxiety charges rent for peace. Jesus says you don’t owe it anything. If you are treasured by the Father, you don’t secure tomorrow—you trust the One who already gave His Son.