James #10 - How does faith work with your wealth?

[@danielleallenblome552]

We grew up godly poor. My 6th grade year I had to choose between school clothes for the year or cleats for the spring softball season. I chose cleats. The Lord has blessed me tremendously since then. I love to give. Even the shoes off my feet or the shirt off my back.

[@jtirri8842]

My paternal line were minor nobility with a tiny castle in County Cork, too. Similar stories. In the 1500s/1600s they refused to renounce Catholicism nor the English Crown. Basically, they were pissing someone off at all times. Cromwell was not kind to them. There's actually a statue of a priest relative there who martyred himself by giving continual mass until the British soldiers stopped him the hard way. My grandpa said that was where our legendary stubbornness came from. The Lord has had to correct me repeatedly over my weaknesses around that trait. Your sermons are so inspiring, but also familiar. I think I get why now. Thank you so much for these. Please keep telling the Truth and keep getting into righteous trouble. We need many more pastors like you.

[@madetofitout]

Wow. Hearing about your parents, especially your dad, is the stuff of fairytales to me. It is so heartwarming to hear that this is real. People like this do exist. Thank you for sharing, it fills my heart.

[@starwinddennis]

Thank you for the sermon! 😎🤙

[@TammyHutchens-o7s]

❤ Would love to hear an update on the Dad.. I can relate to growing up poor. Makes you value life more

[@DesertLife4me2]

Dang this is good!

[@suzanneoddo130]

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[@jamesdevries1218]

I thought in god we trust during the cold war

[@IronGod1640]

I believe you might be thinking of the Pledge of Allegiance.