Money: A matter of the heart
A free 5 week course for your small group
Don’t show me your worship songs. Show me your bank statements.
What could change if we talked about money differently?
How often do we really talk about money in church? About how we spend it. Save it. Share it. Invest it.
Our financial choices reveal so much about our priorities — and our hearts.
Money: A Matter of the Heart is a free five-week small group course from Green Pastures with Andy Flannagan, helping Christians bring money into the light and explore together what Scripture has to say.
Money is more than a financial matter
Jesus had a lot to say about money.
This course isn't simply about managing it better. It's about asking what our relationship with money reveals about our discipleship.
Across five weeks, Andy helps open up honest conversations about the way we spend, save, give and invest, and how we can allow God to reshape our priorities.
It's about learning to hold what we've been given in a way that reflects the generosity of the great Giver — and brings glory to the God who has given us everything.
Made for conversation
Money: A Matter of the Heart has been created for churches and small groups, with everything you need to explore the subject together.
Five weeks | Biblical insights | Practical application | Made for conversation
You don't need to be a financial expert. Simply gather your group, download the free resources and start talking.
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What could change if we talked about money differently?
Money can be one of the subjects we're least comfortable talking about — even in church.
But perhaps that's exactly why we should.
At Green Pastures, we've seen first-hand what can happen when Christians think differently about the money entrusted to them. For more than 25 years, people have invested with us to help provide homes and Christian wraparound support for people facing homelessness.
Money: A Matter of the Heart is an invitation to start a bigger conversation about our money, our priorities and our faith.
Because ultimately, it's not just about what we have.
It's about our hearts.