Ep 063: Is It Wrong for Christians to Have Nice Things?

Apr 20, 2026    Michael Moos, Jesse Hailey, McKenzie Banks

Is it wrong for Christians to have nice things, go on vacations, or spend money on themselves?

Or should we feel guilty knowing that money could be used for something “more important”?


In this episode, we explore what the Bible actually says about money, possessions, and enjoying what God provides. We talk about the difference between having things and being attached to them, and how to recognize when something becomes an idol rather than a blessing. We also address the tension many people feel when spending money, including the story of Judas questioning the use of expensive perfume and what that reveals about our motives.


This conversation is about finding a biblical balance between generosity and enjoyment, stewardship and freedom. We discuss practical principles to help guide decisions around spending, lifestyle, and priorities so that we can live with gratitude and wisdom without falling into guilt, comparison, or selfishness.


Topics discussed: money, stewardship, generosity, materialism, Christian lifestyle, spending, biblical perspective on wealth.