Proverbs 27:4

Why are hurtful, untrue words so tempting for us?

Nowadays, when scrolling can make you feel like you’re falling behind, it’s easy to compare your financial life to everyone else’s highlight reel. This 3-day plan will help you break free from the comparison trap and find peace in God’s provision. Each day, you’ll explore practical truths about contentment, gratitude, and biblical success. This devotional is brought to you by Anthony O'Neal, ordained minister, professor, speaker, #1 national best-selling author, doctoral candidate, and trusted debt-free advocate.

The apostle Paul described contentment as a “secret” that he had to learn. The Puritan Jeremiah Burroughs called it a “rare jewel” that one must seek out. One thing is certain: in a competitive, prideful, materialistic world, we will never stumble into contentment. The Bible teaches us that we will find it only as we turn our eyes to God, our Provider, trusting Him to give us what we need and thanking Him for what He has given.

How many times a week do you feel jealous? Either a quick thought about your neighbor’s cool car, the raise your co-worker got, or wanting a loving spouse like all of your friends have… Whatever it is, it’s a struggle that can lead to sin. This week let’s delve into the meanings of jealousy and plan our attack to beat it, embrace it, or use it for God’s glory.