
Money itself isn't bad, the speaker says. The Bible warns against the love of money, not money. He argues that shifting from scarcity to abundance means seeing resources as gifts from God, not something shameful to avoid.
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It said, for the love of money is the root of all evil. Not money in itself. Money is just a way that we exchange who we are. And so that's the first thing that I think us as people and us as, you know, especially in our culture, that this belief that money is— is money is bad. And so if we have it and if we have that relationship that it's bad, it doesn't matter how much we get because we think it's bad. So we gotta— first we gotta figure out how to erase that, that relationship in the— in our formula. And then we already started talking about a little bit when we started talking about abundance and we started talking about, you know, the, the resources that God has given his children.
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