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In this eye-opening midweek empowerment message, Apostle Gregory Kelley tackles one of the most misunderstood parables in Scripture—Jesus’ story about the dishonest manager. At first glance, it appears Jesus is endorsing shady behavior (Matthew 16:1–8 CEV), but Apostle Kelley breaks it down: Jesus isn't applauding dishonesty, He’s challenging our attitude and strategy toward money.
We dive deep into Luke 16:9–13, where Jesus explains two major reasons He told this story—(1) to confront the Pharisees’ hypocrisy and (2) because He loves using their self-righteousness as a backdrop to teach divine truth. In Luke 16:14–15, the Word reminds us that God sees straight past the flash and into the motive.
Apostle Kelley outlines 4 things NOT to do with your money, with Proverbs 23:5 reminding us how temporary and deceptive wealth can be. This message is a necessary heart-check and mindset shift for anyone pursuing both kingdom living and financial stewardship.
🎧 Tune in to learn how to honor God with your money—without manipulation, mismanagement, or materialism.
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