Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

Don't Be Foolish With Your Money

29 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this sermon excerpt, the speaker warns that unchanged financial habits will keep believers in struggle despite God's provision. He identifies common pitfalls: spending beyond income, buying to impress others, creating a false image of wealth, and seeking instant gratification through credit cards and loans. The speaker frames these behaviors as rooted in ego and urges listeners to heed the Holy Spirit’s correction. By responsibly managing the resources God gives, believers open themselves to divine increase and blessings.

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If your habits don't change, then no matter how many resources God puts in your hand, you're always going to be struggling. If you're always spending more than you're bringing in, if you spend because of ego, you want to impress people who aren't even really paying attention to you in the first place, if you're overspending because you want to give the impression that you're wealthy, if you're not delaying gratification and you need everything right here, right now, and I don't want to wait, so I'll put it on the credit card, I'll take out the loan. Now, I'm not saying this is everyone, but if the Holy Spirit's speaking to you, You need to receive this correction. When you're responsible with what God gave you, he can then increase you.