The Lies Satan Loves to Tell: You need more

This powerful message confronts one of Satan's most pervasive lies: that what God has given us isn't enough. We live in a culture that constantly whispers we need more—more stuff, more space, more time, more security. Yet this lie isn't new. The Israelites heard it in the wilderness when God provided manna daily, instructing them not to hoard it because tomorrow would bring fresh provision. Some didn't listen, keeping extra out of fear, revealing a fundamental lack of trust. Adam and Eve heard it in Eden, where they had everything yet still wanted more. The sermon draws us into Jesus's words from Matthew 6, where He tells us not to worry about tomorrow because our Heavenly Father knows what we need. The central spiritual lesson is profound: God always gives us what we need when we need it. This isn't about being irresponsible or failing to plan; it's about releasing worry and trusting that God's mercies are new every morning. When we believe the lie that we need more, we turn inward, hoarding our resources and losing our generosity. But when we trust God's daily provision—our daily bread—we're freed to live generously with our time, talents, and treasures, knowing that God will meet us in our need each and every day.