So It's not about accumulating wealth or material possessions, but about living a life of love, generosity, and service. The treasure is the joy of giving, the peace of loving, and the connections we make along the way. It's about investing in experiences, memories, and relationships that will last for eternity. It's not about giving away everything aimlessly, but about using what we have to love others and honor God. It's about using our resources to build meaningful relationships, spread love and kindness, and bring joy to those around us. Not to gain more wealth or status, but to experience the treasure of heaven right here, right now. Let's focus on storing up treasures that truly matter - love, kindness, compassion, and connection. Let's use what we have to invest in the things that will last forever, and experience the joy and peace of heaven in our daily lives.
For Tim and Jon, concerning the eaters and their sweaters: I have been in the pest control industry for many decades. In my area, silverfish are the main cause of this type of damage. If it was the larvae of the clothes moth there would be obvious signs, i.e. webbing and/or the pupae case. Air out your woolen and linen items and store with space between If possible.
@Bible Project Podcast Dear Bible Project one of your team members shares a poem titled “The Road to Uttermost” please share or send the entire poem. I loved it and wanted to write it in my journal.
Wow this was enlightening thanks for teaching me. What I got from this is that the things we have is meant to be used and shared with others in need. Not for us to store and keep for ourselves. And also if we lived like this then there most likely would be no homelessness or struggle in our community
35:00 such and interesting and well-worded elaboration of message. In some ways this is a passage that has always sort of stumped me. One of the points that confuses me (maybe rightfully) about the day-laborers passage is that many of the translations I read include a footnote saying the workers are receiving a standard day's wage. When I heard Tim say it, I realized it's true---the wage they (we) receive is already more than generous. At least in my framework, this teaching of Jesus is one I know and accept tacitly as fundamental but also find slightly offensive.
So It's not about accumulating wealth or material possessions, but about living a life of love, generosity, and service. The treasure is the joy of giving, the peace of loving, and the connections we make along the way. It's about investing in experiences, memories, and relationships that will last for eternity.
It's not about giving away everything aimlessly, but about using what we have to love others and honor God. It's about using our resources to build meaningful relationships, spread love and kindness, and bring joy to those around us. Not to gain more wealth or status, but to experience the treasure of heaven right here, right now.
Let's focus on storing up treasures that truly matter - love, kindness, compassion, and connection. Let's use what we have to invest in the things that will last forever, and experience the joy and peace of heaven in our daily lives.
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Yes
Please publish that poem about the Road to Uttermost. That was amazing!
Treasures in God’s kingdom, what God treasures.
For Tim and Jon, concerning the eaters and their sweaters: I have been in the pest control industry for many decades. In my area, silverfish are the main cause of this type of damage. If it was the larvae of the clothes moth there would be obvious signs, i.e. webbing and/or the pupae case. Air out your woolen and linen items and store with space between If possible.
The true treasure is Jesus.
Jesus lives! ♥️ and is God 🙏🏻 Christ ✝️ and King 👑
@Bible Project Podcast
Dear Bible Project one of your team members shares a poem titled “The Road to Uttermost” please share or send the entire poem. I loved it and wanted to write it in my journal.
Fascinating as always - thankyou. And, Michelle, that portion of poetry is wonderful - I'd love to hear/read the whole thing!
Wow this was enlightening thanks for teaching me. What I got from this is that the things we have is meant to be used and shared with others in need. Not for us to store and keep for ourselves. And also if we lived like this then there most likely would be no homelessness or struggle in our community
For me, the King James Bible is far more convicting than some other bibles I’ve read. It actually lead to my salvation
That is great to hear! I believe whichever Bible is read has the power for salvation.
Loved the end with Michelle sharing her poem ❤. Where can I read the entire thing?
35:00 such and interesting and well-worded elaboration of message. In some ways this is a passage that has always sort of stumped me. One of the points that confuses me (maybe rightfully) about the day-laborers passage is that many of the translations I read include a footnote saying the workers are receiving a standard day's wage. When I heard Tim say it, I realized it's true---the wage they (we) receive is already more than generous. At least in my framework, this teaching of Jesus is one I know and accept tacitly as fundamental but also find slightly offensive.
35:38 this right heat clears it all up. I like how you guys answer any questions someone may be thinking whilst listening
Thank you, really appreciate these
Thank you!