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Your perspective determines your priorities.
Discussion Questions
Start Talking
Do you view money as a source of security?
How does that play out in the decisions you make in life?
How much is enough to make you feel secure?
In what ways have you noticed “enough” turns into “not enough”?
Read This
Read Luke 12: 13-21
When you read verses 13-14 do you feel like the man is being greedy or just wanting what is rightly his?
Why do you think that Jesus called him greedy?
Jesus goes on to tell a parable in response to the man’s request in verses 16-21.
What does the parable say about storing up more and more for ourselves?
Why does God call this man a fool for doing so?
Read John 14:1-6
What is Jesus describing for us here in this passage?
What comes to your mind when Jesus says He is going to prepare a place for you?
Does that excite you?
What Now
As followers of Jesus, our ultimate hope is eternity with God.
How does that affect the way we should live our lives?
What do you believe heaven will be like?
Do you believe that it will be better than life here on earth now?
Do you believe it is worth prioritizing?
What happens when we prioritize our financial life around eternity with God?
How does viewing ourselves as the manager not the owner of our finances impact what we do with our money?
Do you struggle with believing that you will have enough money for what you need in life?
How would living a life of generosity change the way you view your money?
Tell about a time that generosity changed your life either as the giver or the receiver.
When we prioritize around eternity we experience security.
Additional Series Resources
Bible Reading Plan
Song: First Things First by Consumed by Fire
Book: The Treasure Principle by Randy Alcorn