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Luke 16:11 - If therefore ye have not been faithful in the unrighteous mammon, who will commit to your trust the true riches? TRUE RICHES: A preacher, Ordained to preach the Gospel and the laws of God concerning $$s (wealth/riches).There are two classes of wealth: Unrighteous mammon (Wealth) and 'true riches', which is more than just $$dollars$$.You can have little money but still have 'true riches'!Now, there is nothing wrong with possessing wealth unless you are selfish with it and refuse to use any of it for God's Glory.There is nothing wrong with possessing riches unless you refuse to give any of it to God and then only waste it upon stuff that has no eternal value.God blesses each of us with abilities. Each person reading this has different abilities to work and different abilities to be a blessing to the church and others.Now, no matter how much wealth you possess, God has laws of blessings so that YOU can be a blessings to others through helping the church preach the Gospel. Now, are you guilty of 'unrighteous mammon"?That means you accumulate wealth and you've never used it for God's purposes.That means you have accumulate wealth and riches, no matter how small, and you've only spent it on yourself.When you stand before God, will God have to ask you questions about your wealth that he allowed you to possess? Will God have to ask you why didn't you help buy Bibles for people groups who didn't possess a Bible in their language?Will God have to ask you why didn't you help build churches in areas that didn't have a church?Will God have to ask you why didn't you send missionaries to a foreign land?Don't make the mistake of facing God with the memory of only possessing 'unrighteous mammon' and not true riches.