Are we financially responsible to other people? | The Old Path

‎https://youtu.be/aHC7rhMHhZc?si=BPZIFjmudNBHAOij ‎ ‎Many of the things God wants to accomplish in and through us are tied to how we relate with others. Especially in difficult times like these, God calls us to watch over one another—to uphold one another in prayer, in fasting and in faith, trusting that His promises will come to pass in our lives. ‎ ‎We are called not to inflate our own importance but to take seriously our responsibility toward each other. If we truly support one another, we will go far—and together we will experience the full manifestation of God's divine purpose for our lives. ‎ ‎The truth is, some of us would be living far more fulfilled lives today if we received the support of others—or if we had offered it. As believers, we must never lose sight of the fact that Christianity is built on relationship. To live an enriched, purposeful life, you must develop healthy relationships and learn to give and receive love in practical ways. ‎ ‎We can't claim to love God while ignoring the suffering of those around us. We must open our eyes, notice the needs of others and do what we can to help. Much of what God has placed in your hands isn't just for your benefit, it's meant to be shared. ‎