It's the American Dream: work hard, save up, retire early, and enjoy your life. We're driven by a desire for more and better. So when Jesus tells a story about a hardworking farmer who has a bumper crop, he's talking about us. But Jesus flips everything on its head by calling the man a fool for saving up for the good life, since that very night he was going to die. Not an evil man, but a fool. In this teaching we look at the counterintuitive wisdom of God that puts relationships over stuff and calls us to a recklessly generous life in light of eternity. He's inviting us into the truly good life. How might you step more deeply into Jesus' wisdom today with your money and possessions?