We've all heard the saying, "Money can't buy happiness," and it seems to ring true for many people, even those with great wealth.

Believe it or not, some of the wealthiest individuals I've encountered have been the most discontent. Despite their abundance of material possessions, they feel a void within their souls.

There's a warning in the Bible about the dangers of loving money too much. It says, "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil." This suggests that when people become obsessed with wealth, they can lose their way and find themselves in a world of trouble.

Of course, not everyone who is wealthy falls into this trap. Some use their riches for good and recognize them as blessings from a higher power.

But for those who allow money to consume them, it becomes a curse rather than a blessing. They prioritize wealth above all else, neglecting their spiritual well-being and forgetting about life's ultimate purpose.

Ultimately, we must remember that material possessions are temporary. What truly matters is our relationship with our faith and our preparedness for the afterlife.

So, while wealth may come and go, our eternal salvation through faith in Jesus Christ is what truly lasts. Let's not lose sight of what's most important amidst the allure of earthly riches.

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(via Wikipedia - Billy Graham, YouTube -Living Bread)