Oct 18, 2026 · 47 min · 9 segments
In the first message of this series, Pastor Pete explores three common myths about money and what the Bible teaches about generosity and stewardship. Drawing from 1 Chronicles 29, he reminds us that…
do you know um the bible does say a lot about financial resources we're going to take three weeks to look at money myths and the three myths we're going to be looking at this week we're going to be looking at bible verses to speak into each of these three myths we're gonna and you may these might be myths you've held to or heard other people hold to so number one we're gonna want to look at everything i have is mine that's a myth okay second myth is What I do with my money doesn't really matter to Jesus.
Okay, so I'm going to take us on a journey through those three myths and may this be impacting.
And as you know, if you've been with us, we've been working our way through the life of the famous King David.
So actually, it kind of it works well as a hinge from our previous series looking at David now to looking at finances.
And actually I cannot think of a better chapter to take on these three myths than 1 Chronicles 29.
So first of all, bear in mind when David is speaking about the house of the Lord, you know, in David's day, it was the place of worship in Jerusalem.
Bear in mind that something fundamental has changed, that God no longer has a temple for his people, but instead he has a people for his temple.
So when we're talking about the house of the Lord, when we hear house of the Lord, we're not thinking a building in some part of the world.
We're thinking a people called the church, okay? Second thing to bear in mind as we're going through this chapter, as we're going through these verses is this.
Notice for the repeating themes, the phrases that David uses, And there are a number of repeat phrases because it shows a value that David's got.
Then King David said to the assembly, my son Solomon, God has chosen him alone, is young and inexperienced.
The task is great because the building will not be built for a human, but for the Lord God.
So David's handing on the baton of kingship to his son Solomon, and he's commissioning his son Solomon to build the house of the Lord in Jerusalem.
Gold for the gold articles, silver for the silver, bronze for the bronze, iron for the iron and wood for the wood, as well as onyx stones for mounting and stones in various colors, all kinds of precious stones and a great quantity of marble.
100 tons of gold, gold of Ophir, and 250 tons of refined silver overlaid for overlaying the walls of the buildings.
do you know um the bible does say a lot about financial resources we're going to take three weeks to look at money myths and the three myths we're going to be looking at this week we're going to be looking at bible verses to speak into each of these three myths we're gonna and you may these might be myths you've held to or heard other people hold to so number one we're gonna want to look at everything i have is mine that's a myth okay second myth is What I do with my money doesn't really matter to Jesus.
Okay, so I'm going to take us on a journey through those three myths and may this be impacting.
And as you know, if you've been with us, we've been working our way through the life of the famous King David.
So actually, it kind of it works well as a hinge from our previous series looking at David now to looking at finances.
And actually I cannot think of a better chapter to take on these three myths than 1 Chronicles 29.
So first of all, bear in mind when David is speaking about the house of the Lord, you know, in David's day, it was the place of worship in Jerusalem.
Bear in mind that something fundamental has changed, that God no longer has a temple for his people, but instead he has a people for his temple.
So when we're talking about the house of the Lord, when we hear house of the Lord, we're not thinking a building in some part of the world.
We're thinking a people called the church, okay? Second thing to bear in mind as we're going through this chapter, as we're going through these verses is this.
Notice for the repeating themes, the phrases that David uses, And there are a number of repeat phrases because it shows a value that David's got.
Then King David said to the assembly, my son Solomon, God has chosen him alone, is young and inexperienced.
The task is great because the building will not be built for a human, but for the Lord God.
So David's handing on the baton of kingship to his son Solomon, and he's commissioning his son Solomon to build the house of the Lord in Jerusalem.
Gold for the gold articles, silver for the silver, bronze for the bronze, iron for the iron and wood for the wood, as well as onyx stones for mounting and stones in various colors, all kinds of precious stones and a great quantity of marble.
100 tons of gold, gold of Ophir, and 250 tons of refined silver overlaid for overlaying the walls of the buildings.
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