Is money simply a practical resource, or can it compete with God for our trust and allegiance?

It's Not About The Money explores the deeper spiritual issues behind the way Christians think about and use money. Although money appears throughout the book, its central subject is financial discipleship: bringing our financial choices, habits, and priorities under the lordship of Jesus Christ.

Every day, we face a choice between following our own desires and living according to God's purposes. Even when our intentions are sincere, aligning our behaviour with the teachings of Jesus can be difficult. The subtle influence of mammon encourages us to place our security, identity, and confidence in money rather than in God.

Jan Kupecz and Ray Borg help readers recognise this influence and examine where their true allegiance lies. By unmasking mammon, the book encourages Christians to develop a healthier relationship with money, deepen their trust in God, and practise faithful biblical stewardship.

It's Not About The Money invites readers to move beyond financial knowledge and pursue genuine transformation in the way they earn, spend, save, give, and manage everything God has entrusted to them.