
Daily Devo | FIRE - Financial Independence, Retire Early? (New Testament in a Year, Luke 12:1-34)
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Financial independence and early retirement — that's the dream, right? Jesus tells a story about man who achieved just that. This man's only worry was about building bigger barns to store all his new wealth! However, the man did not foresee that his early retirement would be cut short by an early death. Jesus calls such a person a "fool" as he was rich only towards himself and not towards God or others. In planning for the future, the man did not plan far enough into the future — a future that includes not only retirement, but eternity!
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For Reflection:
- How does this passage challenge cultural definitions of success, abundance, and #blessed?
- Where are you tempted to find security in possessions or financial stability?
- What does it mean to be “rich toward God” in your daily life?
- What are some practical ways for you to maintain an eternal perspective in your planning for the future?
- Prayer: Lord, guard my heart from greed and help me to treasure that which will outlast this life.
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