Bryce Crawford

You said, you know, the love of money.

There's people that don't have money that struggle with the love of money.

I grew up, I worked on boats in Destin, Florida.

And I had a co-worker, double my age, who had no money, atheist, wouldn't believe in Jesus.

I would talk to him about him all the time.

And

I'm right there with you, I agree.

I don't think there's a dollar amount on someone's bank account that makes it sinful because obviously my coworker at the time, he really struggled with money.

I think the hardest thing for me to wrap my mind around, like the name it, claim it, the prosperity for me,

is when I look at in the 2 Corinthians passage of Paul, right?

Paul is writing about that thorn in his side, and there's theological debate on what that is.

But he says, I'm grateful for this thorn because it keeps me humble and reliant on God.

And so...

It's hard for me to wrap my mind around this idea that God wants everyone to be wealthy, everyone to be healthy, and things like that.

That's prosperity.

So let me ask you about that healing aspect, too, because I believe in the supernatural.

I believe God still heals today.

I do also believe that there are instances, though, where we pray and ask God for healing.

I'll give you a prime example.

The whole reason I became a believer was because I was struggling with anxiety and depression.