In week two of Pacesetters, Pastor Adam Bishop taught from Luke 12 on Jesus’ urgent warning about greed. Greed can keep us from hearing Jesus, while gratitude reframes abundance and stewardship redirects our resources toward God’s purposes.

The parable of the rich fool shows that life isn’t measured by possessions but by being “rich toward God.” When Jesus is first, our hearts find rest, our hands open in generosity, and our lives reflect His mission.

If you’re tired of chasing “more,” this message offers a better way: put Jesus first, practice gratitude daily, and steward what God provides with eternity in view.