7 Biblical money principles most Christians never hear (but should)

Most Christians have heard the money advice about tithing and getting out of debt.

But there are money principles in the Bible almost nobody teaches.

And often times they are the ones that change everything for us!!!

So in this episode Linda and I walk through 7 biblical money principles most Christians never hear.

They come straight out of Scripture, a lot of it from Proverbs.

Just so we are clear, these are not just financial tips.

This is an architecture for a financially strong life that honors God.

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  What We Cover

Here's a little of what we cover in this episode:

• The garden lesson behind first fruits giving
• Why willpower fails and automation wins
• The one thing almost nobody actually tracks
• What "the borrower is slave to the lender" really means for you
• The Bible verse that called for diversification thousands of years ago
• Why margin might be the unsung hero of your finances
• The parable that explains why God starts you small
• How to be content and ambitious at the same time

  Bible Verses Mentioned

• Proverbs 3:9
• Proverbs 6:6-8
• Proverbs 22:7
• Proverbs 27:23
• Ecclesiastes 11:2
• Luke 14:28
• Matthew 25:14-30
• Luke 19:11-27
• Luke 12:16-21
• Genesis 13:2
• Genesis 41
• Deuteronomy 15
• Haggai 1:9
• Isaiah 55:9
• James 1:22
• Hebrews 4:15
• 2 Corinthians 8:9
• Acts 2:44-45

  Resources Mentioned

• Real Money Method
• True Financial Freedom
• Simple Money, Rich Life

  Disclaimer

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