Mother Teresa devoted her life to helping the poorest of the poor. After observing her arduous work among the filth, disease, and suffering of Calcutta, a television commentator told her, “I wouldn’t do what you’re doing for all the money in the world.” She replied, “Neither would I.” What we wouldn’t do for all the money in the world, we are called to do out of obedience to Christ, compassion for others, and anticipation of eternal reward.

Do you wish you cared more about eternal things? Then reallocate some of your money, maybe most of your money, from temporal things to eternal things. 

Randy Alcorn spoke at East West Ministries' "Let There Be Light" event in April 2016 on the subject of giving. 

On January 14, 2016, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Jerry Robinson on his FTMDaily podcast on "How to Be Happy (with or without money)." 

On January 14, 2016, Randy Alcorn was interviewed by Jerry Robinson on his FTMDaily podcast on "How to Be Happy (with or without money)." 

While many people may believe the statement “money can’t buy happiness,” nearly everyone would like to put that theory to test! 

It’s not how much money we make, but how we handle it that matters. And it all begins by recognizing the money we’re handling is not our own. 

When I’ve taught from 1 Corinthians 6 in a college class, I have asked someone in the front row to lend me his pencil for a moment. 

In the Elephant Room 1 DVD, in session 6, somewhere around 10 minutes into it, MacDonald mentions Piper, Chan and me. Then around 13 minutes in he mentions me by name and says I’ve developed a theology based on my legal situation, which requires me to “have nothing.”