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Kooper
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I'm slightly curious about those who like to go shopping, especially when a sale is on. This also includes those that are strapped for money or are on a tight budget.
When it comes to money and me, I am ashamed to say that I like it. Of course, I use it for the basic necessities, and try to hold on to it and stretch it. But, when I look at the image on the bill or the coin, Mark 12:17 comes to mind. Naturally, I offer my ten percent, and the rest comes second. And once I have paid off whatever it is that needed to be paid off, I try and hold on to whatever it is I have for future use. But there comes several times when family will ask for money. Especially, the older or elder ones who ask for a pretty large sum. It kinda hurts my invisable greedy bone, and I cringe on the inside. But Matthew 5:42, and Luke 6:30; 31, tend to pop into mind once that greed passes and fades into guilt.
I was just wonder what goes through your mind when someone does something similar. Do you go comepletely selfless or do you withhold?
When it comes to money and me, I am ashamed to say that I like it. Of course, I use it for the basic necessities, and try to hold on to it and stretch it. But, when I look at the image on the bill or the coin, Mark 12:17 comes to mind. Naturally, I offer my ten percent, and the rest comes second. And once I have paid off whatever it is that needed to be paid off, I try and hold on to whatever it is I have for future use. But there comes several times when family will ask for money. Especially, the older or elder ones who ask for a pretty large sum. It kinda hurts my invisable greedy bone, and I cringe on the inside. But Matthew 5:42, and Luke 6:30; 31, tend to pop into mind once that greed passes and fades into guilt.
I was just wonder what goes through your mind when someone does something similar. Do you go comepletely selfless or do you withhold?