A bank statement, if we dare to look at it honestly, tells us more about our loves than many a prayer journal.
Jesus would not leave money alone. You cannot serve two masters. The earth is the Lord’s, and the cattle on a thousand hills are an inventory, not a comfort. We are stewards, not owners. The borrower becomes a servant. Contentment is not a temperament: St Paul says he learned it.
There is an old picture of soldiers being baptised with their swords held above the water, so that one tool in their life would remain unblessed. Today the sword is often a debit card.
This little book is not a spreadsheet with a halo. It walks, slowly and plainly, through what Scripture actually says — with the stories attached, so that a reader is never left guessing. Read it in an evening. Then look at last month’s figures with Him in the room.
A Silent Homilies booklet. Written to be read in one or two sittings.