Watch Friday night 7pm with Jesse Duplantis(YouTube) Powerful message from 2 Corinthians 9:8-15 Learn to respect money & what God has given you. Money should be treated as an important tool and a responsibility—not something to fear, worship, or carelessly spend. Here are a few of the ways to respect money: 1. Every dollar has a job. - Instead of asking, “What can I buy?” they ask, “How can this dollar produce more value?” Wealthy people often see money as an employee. They want every dollar working for them through investing, business, education, or assets. 2. Don’t spend emotionally. - Respecting money means avoiding impulse purchases and making decisions based on long-term goals rather than temporary feelings. 3. Steward what you already have. - Many successful people believe that if you don’t manage $100 well, you’ll likely struggle to manage $100,000 well. Wealth often grows from faithful stewardship of small amounts. 4. Protect it. - They insure what matters, avoid unnecessary debt, understand taxes, keep good records, and are cautious about risky investments. 5. Make it multiply. - They don’t leave money sitting idle if it could be earning interest, funding a business, or investing in something that appreciates. 6. Give it purpose. - Respecting money also means using it to accomplish something meaningful—supporting your family, giving generously, funding ministries, creating jobs, or leaving a legacy.