Timberline Windsor | Storehouse: Rich Toward God | Blake Barnes
Series: Storehouse
November 08, 2026 | Blake Barnes
How easily we can become consumed by wanting more money, possessions, experiences, and things we think will make us happy. Using Jesus’ parable of the rich fool in Luke 12, it explains that life isn't about how much we own or how financially successful we become, but about being rich toward God. The message encourages us to practice contentment through three things: examining our appetite by recognizing what truly brings us joy, establishing limits by simplifying our lives and learning to live with less, and expanding our generosity by sharing what God has given us with others. Ultimately, the message reminds us that not every blessing or increase is meant just for us; sometimes God blesses us so we can bless others. Instead of constantly asking, “What else can I get?” we should ask, “What can I live without so someone else can be blessed?
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