As we continue our Journey to Jerusalem series, Pastor Tom Kang takes an honest look at a struggle many of us know all too well: the urge to equate a successful life with an accumulated one.
Digging into Luke 12, we explore the parable of the "Rich Fool," a cautionary tale about a man who was so busy building bigger barns for his stuff that he completely missed out on the life God had for him. This message challenges us to rethink our definition of a "rich life" and asks a vital question: Is your ultimate trust placed in what you own, or in the One who owns it all?
Join us as we learn what it means to live open-handedly and trade the pressure of accumulation for a deep, rich relationship with God.
Scripture: Luke 12:13-21
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