Woe #1: The Plunderer Plundered

Sep 4, 2022  •  Nick Weber

We're all tempted to set our hope and heart upon money and the things of this world. But it's a trap. It promises joy while it jeopardizes it. Jesus, on the other hand, made himself poor, so that in him we might become rich in all that truly matters, and all that truly lasts!

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