It is no better than sacrilege for a man to take from God's treasury in order to serve himself or to serve others in their secular business. . . . Let no one, when brought into a strait place, take money consecrated to religious purposes, and use it for his advantage, soothing his conscience by saying that he will repay it at some future time. Discuss what is wrong with keeping up with your neighbors and friends in terms of material possessions. Then rewrite the statements that are false to make them true. My money and all my possessions are my own to be used as I deem necessary.
Money is only as valuable as it is used for good purposes.
The security of treasure on earth is not a valid indicator of where I should place my priorities. To share what I have with someone in need will not necessarily deplete my own resources. God designed work to be a blessing to us. She started a story hour there on Sabbath afternoons. She went alone to the village and invited the children to join her for songs and stories from the Bible.