Love or Use?

                                                                          Love or Use?


Love people and Use money.

Don’t Love money and Use people.


No one can serve two masters.  Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to one and despise the other.  You cannot serve both God and money.  (Matthew 6:24)


But if we have food and clothing, we will be “Content” with that. Those who want to “get rich” fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction.  For “The Love of Money” is a root of “all kinds of evil”.  Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the Faith and pierced themselves with man griefs.  (1Timothy 6:8-10)


Working for a Living is not the same as Wanting to Get Rich.


The Bible says,

“always wanting more and more for ourselves is idolatry”; “the worship of false gods”.  According to the Bible “we are either content with food and clothing” or “we are always trying to get more and more”.  If no amount of money is enough, ask God if you love money; don’t ask yourself; the answer would be no.


Most of us who Love Money is probably not even aware that we do.


Remember Satan is the Master of Deception.  When he controls our Thinking Process, our heart/mind; we will call right wrong and wrong right; we will never see evil or anything wrong in that which we derive profit.


Content - Content is not complacency.  It does not mean giving up on personal growth, hard work, or dreams; rather it means “being at peace with where you are” “While Trusting God With The Future”.


Contentment Cannot Dwell in a Heart/Mind where “Nothing Is Enough”.


If what we do not have dominates our Heart/Mind, our Thinking Process,  it is quite likely that we will “Use, Be Evil,” toward People and Love Money.  The Spirit of Justice and Fairness cannot dwell in a heart/mind that Love Money.


Don’t waste your life Chasing the Wind, “Learn to Be Content”.

If we Chase the Wind or Be Content; is what we will Teach our Children to be.

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