How does the topic of rich and poor become visible in the book of James? With regards to this topic the author also discusses unity in the church, partiality, and wisdom.

How should we understand the judgment of the prophets on the rich, and their view of the poor?

Does the gospel address the poor? How should one deal with poverty in preaching the Gospel? The author shows that the answer to these questions is found in Christ. Preaching the principle of multiplication is not based on Scripture. By examining different texts used to preach the prosperity Gospel, the author shows that the answer lies in Christ and He is sufficient both for the poor and the rich. 

What should motivate a Christian's giving? True giving rests in Christ and His cross. True preaching of the Gospel encourages true giving, for giving is response to who Christ is and what He has done. In him you are rich; this is what Corinthians 8:9 says, as we will see in this article. 

The parable Jesus told in Luke 12:13-21 points the believer to where he must find his wealth. It is being rich in God that counts.

A treasure is something that is worth keeping. However, should Christians keep treasures on earth? What did Jesus mean when he spoke about treasure on earth and treasure in heaven? Should Christians work to be rich or not? These questions are given some consideration in this article.