![]() But if we’re allowing our economic status to define or fulfill us, we’ve slipped into idolatry and therefore outside of God’s will that’s a dangerous place to be, financially or otherwise. There’s nothing wrong with traveling or enjoying nice things-if our finances permit and our hearts are in tune with Christ. We work hard why shouldn’t we have that new car, larger home, or luxurious seven-day vacation? Entitlement, and the undercurrent of discontentment that usually follows, can be difficult to fight. As a result, we’ve grown accustomed to purchasing whatever we want when we want it. We live in a consumerism culture that celebrates instant gratification. Sometimes financial struggles come from unexpected crises, but many times greed, selfishness, and impulsivity are to blame. Lord, change my heart toward money and spending. Pray for his peace and patience as you wait for his provision.2.
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