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Most of our lives, in one way or another, revolves around money. We need money to live, to eat, and to provide for our families. Much of our time is oriented around the pursuit of those needs. And money is a fine tool, according to the Preacher in Ecclesiastes, but it is a terrible god. In this sermon, John Ely exposes the god of money for the fraud it is. It promises control, pleasure, and power, but in the end, it doesn't satisfy.
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