The TV show “Hoarders” documents people who are unable to part with their belongings – to the point where they are on the verge of a personal crisis because their “stuff” takes over their homes and even their lives. Sometimes we’re no different – especially as it concerns our gifts, forgiveness, or even our money – even though God has lavishly given each to us.
Do I think I have a Problem? NEVER!
Most of us don’t think of ourselves as Hoarders, at least not compared to the standards they show on TV. But if we were to be compared to a different standard, say according to the average world population, or
according to our friends in Haiti, would they have a different opinion of our lifestyle. A Hoarder is defined as a mental illness.
Does God think we’ve got a Hoarding problem?
When you stop to consider that we live in a culture where success is measured by what and how much you own, control and
Join us as we learn how to be generous as God is generous.consume, by almost any measure, we’ve got a problem. From 1989 to 2010, the share of wealth held by the top 10% of American households grew to nearly 75%. Three out of every four dollars in wealth is controlled by just 10% of American households, while the bottom half of Americans holds just 1%.
Sermon Notes: Sermon Notes 10.14.12 Life of a Hoarder
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Sermon Audio:Spiritual Life of Hoarders 10.14.12L
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