Podcasts about matthew 6:19-21

The foundation of American liberty is inseparably linked to Christianity—a truth our founders understood that we're rapidly forgetting. In this deeply reflective episode, Jesse Cope challenges listeners to honestly assess their spiritual dedication: Do we follow Christ only when it's convenient and popular, or do we remain steadfast through hardship?Drawing from Pilgrim's Progress, Jesse asks whether we follow our faith "when it's clothed in rags as willingly as we follow it when it's wearing golden or silver slippers." This powerful examination of consistency sets the stage for a broader exploration of how faith shapes both personal relationships and national character.The episode takes a fascinating turn as Jesse challenges the common Christian notion that "all people are equally good and bad." Through careful examination of Scripture from Matthew and Luke, he demonstrates how the Bible clearly indicates differing levels of judgment and accountability—a nuance often missed in contemporary religious discussions.Perhaps most compelling is Jesse's deep dive into Daniel Webster's profound writings on America's Christian foundations. Webster's declaration that "Whatever makes men good Christians makes them good citizens" and that Christianity is of "inestimable importance" to humanity provides historical validation for the podcast's central message: America's liberty was established upon Christian principles, not despite them.Jesse's thought experiment about heavenly versus earthly treasures hits particularly close to home: "If you could pull up an app and see your savings account in heaven alongside your earthly one, wouldn't that change how we act?" This vivid illustration challenges listeners to align their claimed priorities with their actual behaviors.Join the conversation about faith, liberty, and America's founding principles. Pray with us for Christians facing persecution worldwide, and consider how you might help restore these foundational truths in your own community.Support the showThe American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribe

Welcome back to the "...to leave a gospel legacy" series, where we dive into the transformative teachings of Scripture to inspire and equip believers in their mission. In this sermon, we explore the powerful messages from 1 Timothy 6:17-19, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, and Matthew 6:19-21, focusing on the call to live generously. We examine how our resources, time, and talents can be used to build a lasting legacy that reflects God's heart. Through these passages, we are reminded of the importance of storing up treasures in heaven, living with an eternal perspective, and embodying a spirit of generosity in all areas of our lives. Tune in to be challenged and encouraged to live out generosity and make an eternal impact.For more information about Integrity Church, visit our website, http://liveintegritychurch.org Connect with us on social media throughout the week to stay up to date on events and things happening at Integrity! Instagram: @integrity_church Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liveintegrity/

For many, the last few number of years have generated some fairly unfamiliar and even grave uncertainties in societal unrest and economic uncertainties! And that can have substantial impact on personal financial priorities. So, just what is our key certainty and how do we relate to uncertainties that inevitably crop up and impact our financial focus? Join Kevin as we speak to the finance focus emerging from a proper, exciting understanding certainty and uncertainties. // Download this episode's Application & Action questions and PDF transcript at whitestone.org.

We all love adventure. We want to go someplace new. We want to explore. We want to sense the excitement that only a journey can bring. This is why we watch the shows we like. This is what some of us save up for trips. There are small journeys we take each day and the larger journey of life. There are journey's that our feet go on and inward journeys that our soul goes on. Both entice us with a great prize: that we would transcend. The deep-down allure of a journey is a call to change, grow, to transcend. The Bible is a record of our journey with God. If you feel like you are stuck on your journey, or you feel like you're just ready for another great chapter this series will help you explore your why, so you can find your way.

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Pastor John Bornschein and Dr. Steve Ford examine Ezekiel 7:19 and 2 Peter 3:10-13 against the backdrop of Matthew 6:19-21. Support the show

Pastor John Bornschein and Dr. Steve Ford continue a verse-by-verse examination of Matthew 6:19-21. “Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal;20 but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal.21 For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."Support the show

Pastor John Bornschein and Dr. Steve Ford examine Matthew 6:19-21 to help us understand where our treasure is. Support the show

Did your belief in Christ and Him crucified change how you view risk and take prompt redefined action in your personal finances…your relationships…your works? Yes, Jesus covered our eternal destiny! But what about the here and now, too? Join Kevin as he walks through the reality of risk as believers: risk intentionally transformed by our life in Christ! // Download this episode's Application & Action questions and PDF transcript at whitestone.org.

Be stewards of what God has given you to bring honor and glory to Him and to build your heavenly home.

Jesus speaks to our hearts about what we treasure. I. Stop treasuring treasures on earth, v19. II. Start treasuring treasures in heaven, v20. III. Where your treasure is, there is your heart, v21.

David Otto asks “Are you content?” “Do you know how much is enough?” Matthew 6:19-21 warns us to not store up treasures on earth, but to store up treasures in

Pastor Mark Pekar sermon Treasure

What kind of legacy fo you want to leave? Is what you are leaving eternal, and does it cause others to find eternal joy?

Sermon Series Gospel of Matthew - Worry-Cause and Cure-Part 1 Matthew 6:26

Sermon Series Gospel of Matthew - Right Attitudes Toward Money and Possessions Part 2 Matthew 6:19-21

Sermon Series Gospel of Matthew - Right Attitudes Toward Money and Possessions Matthew 6:19-21

Generosity is something you can achieve today. You can actually decide to start being generous - and so doing fulfill the love of Christ.