Money Dysmorphia: When Is Enough Actually Enough? | Raising Arrows
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You got the raise. The number went up. So why does it still feel like it’s never enough?
In this episode, Connor Sykes and Pastor Scott Stewart get honest about money: what it reveals about our hearts, why lifestyle creep sneaks up on even well-meaning families, and how to tell if you’re chasing more for the right reasons. Connor opens up about his own struggle with impulse spending (yes, the gadgets), and Scott walks through 1 Timothy 6, Matthew 6, and Jesus’ parable of the rich fool to show why God cares less about the size of your paycheck than the posture of your heart.
In this episode:
- Why Paul warns about those who want to be rich, not those who are rich
- The one question that cuts through every money decision: what’s the more for?
- Why most money problems are heart problems, not math problems
- Why every spending decision is a spiritual decision
- A word for the guy climbing the ladder, and a word for the guy who feels like he’ll never have enough
If you’ve ever looked at your bank account and felt like you’re losing a race you never signed up for, this one’s for you. You don’t need a bigger barn. You need Jesus at the head of the table. Send this to a dad who’s carrying the weight of providing, and remember, you’re not in this alone.
Scripture: 1 Timothy 6:6–10 | Matthew 6:21 | Matthew 6:33 | Luke 12:13–21 | Philippians 4:13
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