Rock Point Church
Pastor Bill Bush · Oct 24, 2026
For leading a group conversation about this message.
Pastor Bill started with a confession about impulsively buying discounted stair-stepper gym equipment he couldn't really afford. What's one thing you've talked yourself into buying that you look back on and grin (or wince) about?
Read Luke 12:16-21 aloud. What stands out about how the man in the story talks about his harvest and his plans?
Jesus never faults the man for being rich or for saving, yet He calls him a fool — what do you think made the difference?
Pastor Bill contrasted an 'ownership' view that treats money as fully ours with a 'stewardship' view that sees God as owner and us as managers — how might those two outlooks lead people to make different decisions with the same paycheck?
Read Luke 12:22-32 aloud. What reasons does Jesus give His disciples for not worrying about provision?
Jesus says that where our treasure is, our hearts will follow — not the other way around. How might that reshape the way we think about where our money goes?
Pastor Bill asked people this week to be honest, without changing anything yet, about whether their lives look more like spend-save-give or give-save-spend — what makes honest reflection like that hard, and what might help us lean into it between us and God this week?
Trusting God as provider and owner, and asking Him to shape where our hearts follow
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