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The Person Interested In Your Money Will Never Tell You The Truth (Clip)
Zac Poonen
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Zac Poonen

The Person Interested In Your Money Will Never Tell You The Truth (Clip)

Zac Poonen · 0:40

Zac Poonen warns that those who seek your money will never speak the truth to you, urging believers to be wary of deceptive pastors motivated by financial gain.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of being in a church where financial gain is not the focus, highlighting the danger of deception by leaders who prioritize money over truth. It warns against joining churches led by pastors solely interested in monetary gain, urging listeners to seek genuine spiritual guidance and truth.

Full Transcript

This is one church where no brother is interested in your money, not the elders. We don't have a pastor, but no elders are interested in anybody's money. That's why we can speak the truth. The person who's interested in somebody's money will never tell him the truth, because he may not get that guy's money. And there are millions and millions of people all over the world today who are being thoroughly deceived by pastors who are only interested in their money. Thank God you're not in such a church. Never, ever join such a church unless you want to be deceived.

Sermon Outline

  1. I
    • No elders in this church are interested in money
    • Absence of a pastor emphasizes truthfulness
    • Financial motives hinder truthful preaching
  2. II
    • Those interested in money deceive congregations
    • Millions worldwide are misled by money-driven pastors
    • Warning against joining such churches

Key Quotes

“The person who's interested in somebody's money will never tell him the truth.” — Zac Poonen
“There are millions and millions of people all over the world today who are being thoroughly deceived by pastors who are only interested in their money.” — Zac Poonen
“Never, ever join such a church unless you want to be deceived.” — Zac Poonen

Application Points

  • Evaluate the motives of church leaders before committing to a congregation.
  • Be cautious of spiritual teachings that seem influenced by financial gain.
  • Seek churches where truth is prioritized over money.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Zac Poonen emphasize the lack of financial interest among elders?
Because financial interest can compromise the truthfulness of spiritual leaders.
What is the danger of joining a church focused on money?
Believers risk being deceived and not receiving genuine spiritual guidance.
Does Zac Poonen suggest all pastors are dishonest?
No, he warns specifically about those motivated primarily by money.
How can one identify a church that is truthful?
By observing if leaders prioritize truth over financial gain.

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