Monthly Archives: April 2019

Originally from here. “I say unto you, Make unto yourselves friends of the mammon of unrighteousness; that, when ye fail, they may receive you into the everlasting habitations.” Luke 16:9. 1. Our Lord, having finished the beautiful parable of the … Continue reading →

Taken from Richard Baxter’s A Christian Directory, Part II: Christian Economics, XXVIII: “Directions for the Rich.” I have said so much of this already, part i. about covetousness or worldliness, and about good works, and in my book of “Self-denial,” and that … Continue reading →

Taken from Richard Baxter’s A Christian Directory, Part II: Christian Economics, XXVII: “Directions for the Poor.” There is no condition of life so low or poor, but may be sanctified, and fruitful, and comfortable to us, if our own misunderstanding, or … Continue reading →

Why the Biblical financial ideal seems to be one of self-employment, saving, and investing in the lower middle class. Explains why I reject Republican capitalism; and I’m moving in the direction of a Biblical capitalism, which requires financial limits, ethical … Continue reading →

Original title: New Leadership Taking Over Calvary Chapel

This is an episode of the old TV show Old Testament Scriptures, a 14-part mini-series released in 1958 and 1959.

Originally from here. Luke 12:16-21 The central focus of today’s Gospel story is a problem a lot of us would like to have: what to do with too much money and too much of everything. It’s a story about a … Continue reading →