Everyday Reformation · Dec 16, 2025 · 29:13
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Christians are generous. We give to churches, charities, schools, and causes that claim to do good. But far too often, our money ends up strengthening institutions that openly oppose Christ, catechize our children into the world’s values, and undermine the very civilization the church is called to build.
In this episode of Everyday Reformation, Nick Carter sits down with Pastor Brandon Scroggins to expand on the theology of 2 Corinthians 8–9 and press it into everyday life. This is not a sermon recap — it’s a hard look at economic allegiance, Christian spending, localism with discernment, and how faithful households can take dominion with their dollars.
We explore:
Why generosity includes spending, not just tithes and offerings
How Christians unknowingly fund their enemies
The problem with uncritical localism
Why “conservative” doesn’t always mean “Christian”
How households, not governments, build Christian culture
What it looks like to create parallel Christian economies
How generational faithfulness shapes the future
This episode is for Christians who believe Jesus Christ is Lord over all — including money — and who want their giving, spending, and stewardship to reflect that confession.
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