Luke 18:25

For it is easier for a camel to go through a needle's eye, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.

• Wealth
• Humility
• Salvation
• Riches
• Faith

Many people believe that wealth will bring them security and happiness. However, as Jesus taught, the pursuit of wealth can lead to a dangerous trap of greed and idolatry. It's a burden that only the wealthy truly understand, as they are often targeted by thieves, swindlers, and robbers. The wealthy can lose sleep worrying about the safety of their money, and the fear of losing it all can consume them.
As followers of Christ, we must recognize the danger of wealth and the temptation to put our trust in money instead of God. We must turn to God in prayer every morning and evening, asking for His help in resisting the temptations of greed and idolatry. We must put our faith in Christ and trust in the providence of God for all that we have rather than relying on our wealth for security.
If you have been blessed with wealth, ask God to guide you in using it for the service of His kingdom. Wealth is given to us for a reason, and we must not use it solely for our own purposes. Instead, we must seek to be good stewards of the blessings that we have received, using them to further God's work on earth.
For those who don't have wealth, don’t envy what others have. God knows what is best for us, and He promises to provide for our needs and to be with them always, even in the midst of difficulties and challenges. We can find peace and satisfaction in knowing that we are loved by Him and that our eternal inheritance is secure in Christ.
True wealth is found in the love of God and the knowledge of His grace. Let us not be consumed by the trap of wealth but instead focus on storing up treasures in heaven, where moths and rust do not destroy.

• seeking god

• judgment

• fear of the lord