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Learning About Cash Back Credit Cards: Good or Bad Idea? Getting a credit card that offers cash back always sounds like a good idea. What could be better than getting cash back on all the purchases that you make with your credit card? It sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? Well, there are cards that give you free cash, but it is usually only around 1% cash back. However, free money is free money, right? Well, sometimes. If you like to buy a lot of things in one month, this kind of credit card probably sounds great to you. However, you need to keep in mind that they are not going to give you cash back on every purchase that you make. Even if they claim to give you cash back on every purchase, they will only give you up to a certain amount per transaction. The company also has a strict limit on the amount that they will give back to their customers. If you read the little, bitty print on the form that you signed, you will see a paragraph with their limits in the terms and ag
WHAT ABOUT HEAVENLY REWARDS Background Passage: Luke 19:1-48 Lesson Passage: Luke 19:12-27 BIBLICAL SETTING 1. Salvation for Zaccaeus (Luke 19:1-10) 2. Parable for the Disciples (Luke 19:11-27) 3. Concern for Jerusalem (Luke 19:28-44) 4. Respect for the Temple (Luke 19:45-48) LESSON PASSAGE OUTLINE 1. Faithfulness is Expected (Luke 19:12-14) 2. Faithfulness is Rewarded (Luke 19:15-19) 3. Unfaithfulness is Displeasing (Luke 19:20-23) 4. Unfaithfulness is Costly (Luke 19:24-27) KEY BIBLE VERSE Luke 19:26 BIBLICAL TRUTH Believers have the assurance of heavenly rewards for faithful service. LIFE IMPACT To help you help you serve God faithfully. FAITHFULNESS IS EXPECTED (LUKE 19:12-14) (Luke 19:12) He said therefore, A certain nobleman went into afar country to receive for himself a kingdom, and to return. The "certain nobleman" represents the Lord Jesus Christ. He will receive the kingdom from his Father — not from us. He is not asking anyone to vote for Him the ne
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