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In a Q&A about giving and The Treasure Principleat The People’s Church in Cincinnati, Randy answers the questions: How did God direct you to write about money and giving? Why is this subject so important?

Randy spoke with The Finish Line Podcast, and shares his personal journey in generosity and addresses some of the more challenging questions about biblical generosity and eternal rewards. 

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares his thoughts on finding other people to learn from about giving.

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares his excitement about his future writing projects.

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares about the challenges of giving without Nanci’s partnership, and how he is seeking to stretch himself in the area of generosity.  

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares some resources to evaluate organizations, and talks about how to find out what a ministry actually does before giving to them.

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy talks about having the right motives when it comes to others seeing our giving and other good works.

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares how salvation is the gift of God, which we can never earn; and yet God calls on us to do good works in response to His grace.

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares his thoughts on rewards in Heaven and how there will not be jealousy or despair over different eternal rewards.

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares how relationships with others that result from our giving are part of our eternal rewards, both now and in Heaven.   

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares about giving and the Biblical doctrine of eternal rewards in Heaven.

In this clip from the Finish Line Podcast, Randy shares how he and his family chose to set limits on spending and saying no to some things, in order to be able to give money to help others.

There are varying responses to questions about suffering, and the good ones all require trust that a good, loving, holy, and just God knows what He’s doing.

Psychologists and self-help books offer proven methods for increasing a subjective sense of happiness. However, without faith in Christ and the indwelling Spirit as an agent of change, we’re left without a solid foundation for happiness.