Lie - You Can’t Be Rich and Righteous
11 Oct 2025 · 0 min
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In this brief sermon, the speaker confronts the common teaching that wealth inevitably corrupts a person’s righteousness. He argues that this belief is a lie, noting that many people avoid money to prove their purity, yet true righteousness is determined by the condition of the heart, not the size of one’s bank account. Using Job 1:1 as a biblical example—where Job is described as both blameless and wealthy—the speaker demonstrates that wealth and uprightness can coexist. He concludes by urging listeners to let any wealth they possess serve as a testimony to their worship of God rather than a substitute for it.
