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We are not talking about discipline you force for three weeks and then abandon. We’re talking about the rhythm that makes money stewardship feel as normal as checking your DMs. Find out where you fall: monthly, quarterly, or never. Then find the rhythm that fits your actual life.
I knew I should be here. I committed to this. God called me to this. But somewhere along the way, the feeling went away. And I made the mistake of waiting for that feeling to come back. So I stepped away. And the longer I was gone, the heavier the shame got, and the easier it was to stay gone.
You know exactly which financial opportunity I'm talking about. The one you almost took. The one you thought about for weeks. The one you said no to and still think about.
You're not alone, 77% of people have missed significant opportunities. But it's never really about the opportunity. It's about what's in the way. Fear. Doubt. Analysis paralysis. Imposter syndrome. Past wounds. Not feeling worthy. In this episode, we identify your barrier and give you the actual steps to break through it. Because your next opportunity is coming, and this time, you're going to be ready.
Ayodele, a man of faith, was tired of of how much he earned and that served as a trajectory that changed his life.
Have you ever wondered if you're alone when it comes business? Come, let's have a conversation with Mary.
Most people believe they’re just one "ucky break away from financial freedom. But the data tells a different story as 68% of people admit to missing major financial opportunities not due to a lack of resources, but due to poor timing and a lack of capacity.
Listen now to learn how to discern the times and seasons as regards your finances.
What if the reason you're struggling financially has nothing to do with your faith and everything to do with bad theology?
God doesn't drop money randomly. He releases resources to people aligned with His purposes. Purpose precedes provision. Assignment unlocks resources. Clarity attracts supply.
This episode will challenge everything you've been taught about money. And it might just set you free.
Building on the previous episode on of faith and finances, this lesson takes it step further to address a more difficult question: what is money really used for? This episode divides finance into production, distribution, and consumption and then aligns each with God's purpose using scriptures, economic principles, and contemporary Gen-Z data.
Your life is one whole, but we experience it in compartments: spiritual, physical, relational, financial.
The problem? Most of us treat faith and finance like they exist in separate worlds. In this episode, we're changing that. If it's about living, it's by faith and yes, that includes your bank account. Welcome to our new series: Divine Timing in Your Finances.
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