Wealth and Work Duty in a Labor Day Sermon
A Los Angeles Labor Day sermon warns prospered individuals to use wealth generously. It cites the parable of the rich fool, urges supporting workers, teachers, and churches, and advocates aiding or adopting needy children and the vulnerable to build character and community.
Give Your Life for Others In God’s Vineyard
A London sermon urges scattering wealth to aid the unfortunate and to donate time and effort as a Christian duty. It tells of a newspaper boy who gave his money to missions and later witnessed the impact, urging readers to abandon selfish living and serve humankind, with a closing note from the First National Bank of Indiana about prioritizing depositors.
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