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  Difference Between Business and Job According to Christian Belief Both business and a job are ways to provide for ourselves and others, but they have different purposes, responsibilities, and biblical perspectives. Here’s a comparison based on Christian principles: Aspect Business Job Ownership A business owner acts as a steward of God's resources, managing and multiplying them (Matthew 25:14-30, Parable of the Talents). An employee works under someone else’s authority and stewardship (Colossians 3:23-24, "Work as unto the Lord"). Purpose A business can create jobs, bless others, and expand God’s kingdom through ethical work and generosity (Proverbs 11:25). A job provides financial stability and an opportunity to be a witness in the workplace (1 Thessalonians 4:11-12). Risk and Reward Business involves faith, risk, and trusting God for growth (Ecclesiastes 11:6). A job provides a steady income but with limited control over work decisions. Mult...

  Money is a Tool, Not a Sin 📖 Key Verse: 1 Timothy 6:10 – "For the love of money is the root of all evil." 1. Money is Not Evil, But Our Attitude Toward It Matters Many people misunderstand this verse and think money itself is evil , but the love of money (greed) is the problem. Money is neutral —it can be used for good or evil , depending on how it is handled. Lesson: Money is a tool given by God for us to use wisely. 🔹 Biblical Example: Abraham (Genesis 13:2) Abraham was very rich in livestock, silver, and gold. Yet, he was faithful to God and even willing to give up his wealth to follow Him. Lesson: You can be rich and still be a man of faith if you put God first. 🔹 Modern Example: A businessman who tithes and supports missions He earns money honestly , gives to the church , and helps the poor . Lesson: Money, when used properly, advances God’s kingdom . 2. God Gives Us the Ability to Earn Money 📖 Deuteronomy 8:18 – "But remem...