Money
Godliness with contentment is great gain. (1 Timothy 6:6)
Over the past fifteen years, a New Jersey businessman has anonymously given away more than $600 million to universities, medical centers, and other beneficiaries. When a legal complication forced him to reveal his identity, he explained his generosity by saying, "Nobody can wear two pairs of shoes at one time. I simply decided I had enough money." A friend...described him as a man who doesn't own a house or a car, flies economy class, wears a $15 watch, and "didn't want his money to crush him.".....
It seems so natural and sensible to grasp rather than to give. Money is what you make it--a master or a servant.
Over the past fifteen years, a New Jersey businessman has anonymously given away more than $600 million to universities, medical centers, and other beneficiaries. When a legal complication forced him to reveal his identity, he explained his generosity by saying, "Nobody can wear two pairs of shoes at one time. I simply decided I had enough money." A friend...described him as a man who doesn't own a house or a car, flies economy class, wears a $15 watch, and "didn't want his money to crush him.".....
It seems so natural and sensible to grasp rather than to give. Money is what you make it--a master or a servant.

