If you could ask King Solomon—the wealthiest man in biblical history—for some financial advice, would you listen to him? Solomon spoke about acquiring the three things people seek from their work and the accumulation of goods, yet he arrived at the opposite conclusion of what you’d think. David Jeremiah teaches you Solomon’s wise advice about the three things money can’t give you.

It’s easy to picture the simple but profound principle of sowing and reaping on a farm: Sow sparingly, reap sparingly. Sow bountifully, reap bountifully. But the truth of this principle applies to more than seeds. In this message, David Jeremiah points out the reality of the harvest principle in every area of our lives—the physical, moral, and spiritual realms. David particularly applies this principle to our financial giving, reminding believers that we are responsible for the harvest.

As the offering plate is passed in church, do you feel compelled to give because others are watching? Wrong motives like pride, fear, even tax exemption can cause people to financially give to God. Dr. David Jeremiah encourages us toward God’s style of “Grace Giving.” He uses the example of the New Testament church to teach that grace giving is sacrificial and gives the spiritual opportunity to be involved in God’s service.