Because the Bible says that people in the middle of their Rich Pursuits Fade?

"They should not live toys, why not take them to heaven," says Adrienne, 8

The adults try to live toy, too. The difference is that the adult toys on their payments. Advertisement look so smooth, but no toy manufacturer has ever filled the void in television for a client. The void in our souls is reserved for an infinite, loving God.

"You can do all your things in heaven, your children, they would have received. -plus, they fight over it, "says Jacob, 9

When it comes to division of property among children of deceased parents survived, is a real-life drama.

"The rich do not have their dog or their basketball, but will take their heart and soul," says Hannah, 10

Take comfort from which the skills, the things and achievements, but what if all went away in an instant?

"Rich people disappear, because they focus on money and not God andJesus, they should keep their eyes on God and Jesus, "says Landen, 7

The Bible is not against wealth. Abraham, the father of all believers, he was rich. The Bible says, however, warn that, with our hope in wealth, because they fade.

"People should focus on heavenly things," says Grant, 11 "If God has blessed you financially, you should use it to glorify him. If you want a lot of money, you should give to the needy or to places where you can helpPeople. "

The wealth brings responsibility. The Christian attitude is that we are administrators of all assets under our control. Everything is of God We are responsible for him, as it is used.

Jesus told the story of a man who entrusted his three servants with various amounts of money. Two of the three invested wisely, ensuring a profit for their master, but one hid his money because he was afraid. Jesus rewards the productive servants, but the fear of punishment, not profitableServant (Matthew 25:14-30).

"We should set ourselves treasures in heaven, treasures on earth, because they disappear," said Ransom, 8 The Bible says that the rich in their efforts are like the flowers fade in the hot blazing sun (James 1:10-11).

Christians live a unstable life with conflicting loyalties. You flip-flop between love for God and love of wealth. The double-minded Christian is a set of mixed messages and contradictions.

"SomePeople think only about money and do not accept Christ. If you die, do not go to heaven, "says Allen, 11

This is the final loss. God's economy if the world alone, but lose your soul, you're broke - bankruptcy ever.

So great is our tendency to depend on the wealth to the exclusion of God, that Jesus said it is easier for a camel through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into his kingdom to go. It is almost a miracle if the richhumility in the person who gave the riches of heaven on a cross of shame for our sins, died to pay the trust.

Think about it: the really rich people who take in relation to God, not their property.

Remember this truth: "For a little sun to heat the grass is dry rose, the flower falls, and passes it looks nice, so that the rich will disappear in his research." (James 1:11).

Questions: Are you reallyRich? You know the richness of communion with God? You know the peace that comes from content that is in all circumstances? If you are a Christian God is written, you are investing in search of opportunities for the advancement of the kingdom of God?