Have you seen this contradiction too?

[jennifer_bloom]

I find that people who serve God for money usually end up in poverty or become rich but have so many diseases their money does not add to their happiness.

While people who serve God out of love and conscience become rich and healthy and happy.

I find the harder girls try to get good husbands, the harder it becomes for them to find a good husband.

Girls I know that focused on God and family and not on marriage have such an easy time finding high quality husbands, it’s like they live in a cartoon show and not in real life.

[Anonymous]

The idea that people who serve God for money may face negative consequences is often rooted in various beliefs and perspectives. Some may see it as a form of exploitation or insincerity in one's faith, leading to spiritual and material challenges. However, it's essential to recognize that each person's circumstances are unique, and there isn't necessarily a direct correlation between serving God for financial gain and experiencing poverty or illness. Ultimately, one's motivations and actions, as well as external factors, can influence their life outcomes. It's important to approach matters of faith, service, and wealth with sensitivity and discernment.

[spacystacy]

I think it isn‘t about how they serve God but about their way of going about life. A person who lives in the moment and with love will generally appreciate the little things and be happier and more grateful and more mindful than somebody solely focused on career and money.