How to Love God with Your Money

The primary issue of not using our money to love God deals with the heart—and it has real consequences.

Does God love you out of obligation?

Is God mostly sad, mad, or disappointed? Or is He mostly happy with us? God’s love for you is unmatched. The Bible says He loves you as much as He loves Jesus.

Can you really be free from sin?

To the hurting Christian struggling with sin, you can overcome. Jesus gives you the strength to reset and turn your life around.

Longing to Be Enjoyed

“There are inescapable cravings in the core of every human heart that cannot be ignored, denied or pacified: they must be satisfied.”

What does it mean to love the Lord with your strength?

“You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength.” Deuteronomy 6:5

I am sure that we have all heard the great commandment from Deuteronomy 6:5 to love the Lord with all of our heart, mind, and strength. Throughout the Bible, this command is continually held up as the pinnacle of what the Christian life is to be centered around (along with loving our neighbors as ourselves). Jesus confirmed this in the Gospels when He answered the questioning of the scribes in Mark 12:28-34.

Loving God with our hearts and minds seems very practical and easy to understand. Loving usually has to do with matters of the heart and we all know about the unseen world of our minds that must be continually reigned in and governed to love the Lord. But what does it mean to love the Lord with all of our strength or might?