New Math: Healthy, Wealthy, and Foolish | Albert Tate

He has everything, youth, money, and a world of opportunity. When the rich, young ruler comes to Jesus, it appears as though every door is open to him, but Jesus can see that he’s living in a prison of his own choosing, his heart held fast by his fortune. How do we keep from letting money make a fool out of us? Pastor Albert Tate teaches from Mark 10 verses 17-23.
Recorded live at Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, IL.
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[@Xbolt1969]

Pray for me please I need to let go of the things that are stopping me coming to God

[@willowcreek]

Praying!

[@tonyacox6024]

This is such a blessing

[@taylored8819]

I needed this🙌🙌🙌 thank you Jesus!!!

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😭😭😭❤️

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Amen

[@amorrbaby8354]

All I hear is rhetoric...I only came here because of the interview from warryn and erica and I was trying to figure out who the person was that kept interrupting and joking..because a comment said Pastor but I didnt see a pastor I saw an act.. I just pray that you take the pulpit and preaching seriously because the jokes arent teaching anyone how to prepare for the war they will have to step into

[@EhhPope]

AmorrBaby I don’t think you understand how his preaching tactics work. From breaking down personal barriers then going in deep to reach a more heart felt connection. Pastor Albert has strategy’s much different. Just because you don’t see it from your own perspective doesn’t mean you have to be negative towards his. Seeing the growth of his home church and how at the Mhs campus it gains over 3 thousand people on a weekend now. From a small community center before. Is something unheard of with the A symmetry in worship today. So he’s doing everything right. Just try to change perspective when watching not talk down he’s style. God bless you.