It’s a question we have all played with in our minds: "If I suddenly had a million dollars, what would I do?" The answers usually come quickly—pay off debt, buy a dream home, travel the world, or secure a comfortable retirement. These dreams aren't inherently wrong; desiring stability and enjoyment is natural. However, as followers of Christ, this question offers a unique opportunity to examine the deeper posture of our hearts regarding wealth and stewardship.

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We often get so caught up in the pace of our own lives—our deadlines, our to-do lists, our worries—that it becomes easy to overlook the people God has placed directly in our path. We might believe that making a difference requires a grand gesture or a significant sacrifice, but more often than not, it’s the small, simple acts of love that have the biggest impact. The truth is, someone in your world needs you today.

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If someone asked you right now, "Are you happy?", how would you answer? We often equate happiness with our current circumstances. If the bills are paid, the kids are behaving, and work is going well, we say we are happy. But if the car breaks down or a relationship hits a rough patch, that happiness evaporates. We spend so much energy chasing the "when"—when I get that promotion, when I find a spouse, when I lose ten pounds, then I will be happy.

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