Passage: The Gospel According to Matthew Matthew 6:1-4
In Matthew 6:1–4, Jesus warns us not to practice righteousness for the approval of others, but to live for the glory of God and the pleasure of our Father. Whether we are giving, serving, or doing any good work, the question is not simply what we do, but why we do it and whose reward we are seeking.
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