Ben Witherington Responds to Christian Myths About Money

New Testament scholar Ben Witherington, III, joins Charles Morris for a new interview on what Scripture teaches about money. Considering recent food shortages, price hikes, and the looming fear of recession, there may be no better time than now for Christians to consider their relationship with Jesus and personal finances.
Offering sage wisdom and curt biblical advice, Witherington takes a no nonsense approach to building a biblical framework around how Christians should handle their money. For him, it starts with one often neglected truth - your money is not your own, but the Lord's.
To learn more from Ben Witherington on this topic, consider reading his book "Jesus and Money." You can make a gift to Haven Ministries and receive your own copy here: haventoday.org/jesus-and-mone...
This interview will be featured on a January 2023 Haven Today radio series. To hear the produced 5-part series, visit haventoday.org. (The Series begins January 16.) -------------------------------------------
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How does one define "simple life style and not a luxurious one" I agree with the statement but does circumstance not define it, for example living in the USA and living in the slums of India - would those circumstances not define "simple and non luxurious"?