“The love of money is the root of all evil” is one of the most misquoted lines from Scripture, often shortened, twisted, or turned into a slogan about money itself being bad. In everyday conversations, people blame money for greed, corruption, and broken relationships, instead of seeing how the human heart can idolize wealth and use it to serve self rather than God. In this message, we Think Again about what the Bible actually says about the love of money, and why God cares so deeply about our relationship to our finances. Rooted in the broader Think Again series, this sermon looks at how Jesus reorients our view of money from danger and guilt to worship and generosity, helping us see that the problem is not income but idolatry. The passage reveals three key truths about the love of money and three invitations to live as people who trust Christ more than wealth.