EYES ON JESUS PODCAST
with Drew and Tim
DREW BARKER + TIM FERRARA
AUDIO PODCAST
In episode 104 of the Eyes on Jesus Podcast, Tim and Drew tackle a conversation that stirs up tension in modern church culture: Why do so many Christians resist paying for Christian resources, conferences, books, or even consistently giving to their local church—while freely paying for secular products, subscriptions, and entertainment?
Yes—the gospel is absolutely free. But ministry costs time, effort, and money. This conversation breaks down why viewing ministry through a “should be free” lens is damaging both to churches and to our spiritual growth. Tim and Drew dig into the biblical foundation of generosity, the misconceptions around Christian resources, and the importance of valuing spiritual growth just as much as we value other areas of life.
They also discuss the cultural discomfort around money and church, why some people distrust giving, and how reframing generosity can unlock both personal freedom and greater impact for the Kingdom.
If you’ve ever wondered, “Why should I give?” or “Why does this Christian event/book/course cost money?”, this episode is for you.
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