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A recorded monologue by Myron Golden (YouTube video "Bless Me And Leave Me Alone") that interprets the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15) to critique an entitlement mindset summarized as "bless me and leave me alone." Golden draws practical lessons about the need for boundaries, the timing and cost of wasteful living, repentance (moving from a "give me" to a "make me" attitude), and the proper use of wealth (love people, use money). He interweaves personal financial testimony, theological points (salvation vs. religion; correct reading of scripture about wealth), and pastoral exhortation toward gratitude and responsibility.

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