#387: Full of Light - What a Good Eye Sees
Matthew 6:19–24, Proverbs 22:9, 1 Timothy 6:17–18
In this episode, we hear Jesus’ words about treasure and our eye…..huh? At first, it can sound confusing — what do our eyes have to do with treasure? But Jesus is teaching us how to see clearly: to treasure God above money and things.
Kids will understand:
- Money and things aren’t bad — they can be tools to help others.
- What matters most is how we see them and how we use them.
- A “good eye” sees the truth: God is more beautiful and precious than anything money can buy.
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Matthew 6:19–24, Proverbs 22:9, 1 Timothy 6:17–18
In this episode, we hear Jesus’ words about treasure and our eye…..huh? At first, it can sound confusing — what do our eyes have to do with treasure? But Jesus is teaching us how to see clearly: to treasure God above money and things.
Kids will understand:
- Money and things aren’t bad — they can be tools to help others.
- What matters most is how we see them and how we use them.
- A “good eye” sees the truth: God is more beautiful and precious than anything money can buy.
🎁 Join the team:Visit https://www.kbspodcast.com/ and click Support & Bonus Content You can:
-
💛 Give a one-time gift
-
🙌 Join Patreon for just $5/month and receive weekly bonus content
-
📅 Or choose a discounted onetime payment annual plan
I also have Kids Bible Stories Bedtime & Kids Bible Stories Espanol now available, FREE, wherever you get your podcasts!
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