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Luke 16:10-13 reframes the parable: the master is money itself — be a faithful steward so God controls you, not money

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 25) 00:08:39 – 00:09:41

Reading Luke 16:10-13 as commentary on the parable

The closing verses give the parable a different flavor: the manager sacrifices his master's wealth for his own future. Jesus applies this by saying money can be your master. Christians should give that mastery to God — donate, support ministries, targeted evangelism — so that money does not control but God does. Faithful stewardship in small things leads to being trusted with greater things.
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 25) @ 00:08:39

2021-03-05

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