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God’s Promise To Provide

FaithFi: Faith & Finance | Oct 6, 2023

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Show Notes

GOD'S PROMISES

  • The Bible is full of God’s promises.
  • A simple search reveals numerous verses reassuring us that God will provide.
  • God provides not just financially, but also in many other aspects like family, friends, and church.

 

BIBLICAL EVIDENCE

  • In Genesis 22:14, the name "Jehovah Jireh" translates as "The Lord will provide".
  • Reference to Abraham and Isaac: God provided a ram instead of Abraham sacrificing Isaac.
  • Emphasis on obedience preceding God's provision.

 

RELATING ANCIENT LESSONS TO TODAY

  • God's promises have remained consistent over millennia.
  • Abraham's obedience brought him peace even in difficult times.
  • Modern believers can find peace through obedience.
  • Clarification: God promises to provide for our needs, not our desires or wants.

 

JESUS' TEACHINGS

  • In Matthew 6:33-34, Jesus instructs to seek God's kingdom, and all necessities will be provided.
  • God's financial principles: recognizing God as the owner, living below means, paying taxes, saving, and generosity.

 

PURPOSE OF FOLLOWING GOD'S FINANCIAL PRINCIPLES

  • Glorifying God and pointing others towards Christ by differentiating from worldly practices.

 

FINDING PEACE AND CONTENTMENT

  • The Bible extensively discusses peace, contentment, and God's promise to provide.
  • Paul's teachings in 1 Timothy 6 and Philippians 4 emphasize contentment in every situation.
  • God has always provided and will continue to do so.

 

CLOSING THOUGHT

  • Faith is not blind; past experiences confirm God's faithfulness.
  • If you find yourself worrying about the future, Paul tells us to take that fear to the Lord in prayer. 

 

On today’s program, Rob also answers listener questions: 

  • I need advice on how to manage my elderly sister's finances, including a reverse mortgage and credit card debt; is bankruptcy an option?
  • I'm 38 and haven't been saving much; what's a good starting point for putting money away for the future?
  • Should I pause my debt payment to address the mold issue in my house or take out another loan through my house since the remediation is becoming expensive?

 

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