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In a recent episode of Biblical Money, therapist Nino Fincher discussed how people’s relationship with wealth often reflects deeper psychological and spiritual issues. Fincher, who combines cognitive behavioral therapy, hypnosis, and neurolinguistics in her Rapid Transformational Therapy, challenges common religious misconceptions that depict wealth as inherently corrupting. She pointed to biblical figures like Abraham and Solomon, who used wealth for positive community impact.Fincher shared examples from her practice, including a real estate professional who overcame self-sabotage rooted in childhood trauma after addressing core emotional blocks. Her approach focuses on helping clients—whether struggling with scarcity or excess—align their financial lives with stable foundations of values, worldview, knowledge, and practical tools.The discussion also touched on parenting, with an emphasis on teaching children to view money through a spiritual lens and think critically about media messages. Rabbi Rami Goldberg highlighted Jewish traditions that promote mindful appreciation of material blessings, like respectful bread disposal. He referenced author AJ Jacobs's exploration of gratitude through tracing supply chains.Fincher recommended books by authors like CS Lewis and Christian neuroscientist Dr. Caroline Leaf for those seeking faith-based financial guidance. She offers individual sessions and workshops through her website, ninfit.com.
When airlines suspended flights to Israel after the October 7, 2023 attacks, aviation entrepreneur Gabriella Somerville wasn’t surprised. Three years earlier, she had received a “divine warning” to prepare for such a scenario. This led her to plan a specialized airline designed to maintain air routes to Israel during crises.Unlike traditional carriers bound by branding and shareholders, her airline focuses on flexibility, with aircraft suited for cargo and long-distance travel. Drawing from her experience with Connect Jets and high-security operations, Somerville aims to provide reliable air connectivity when geopolitical tensions cause other airlines to retreat.With a personal connection to Israel and years of preparation, she’s building the venture as a sustainable commercial enterprise, ensuring that Israel remains connected to the world, even in turbulent times.
Galen Walters' Entrepreneurial Journey:
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Josh Rothstein is the Vice President of Sales and Procurement at Redstone Foods, a Texas-based candy and specialty beverage distribution company. Rothstein, who works alongside his family, is deeply committed to integrating his Jewish faith with his business practices, balancing both modern business strategies and Jewish values. He emphasizes family values, philanthropy, and community service, particularly supporting Israel through organizations like Israel365. Rothstein’s business success, growing Redstone Foods from a garage operation to a national company, is driven not just by financial goals but by a strong commitment to ethical principles and legacy. He views his work as part of a broader, centuries-old Jewish tradition, striving to ensure that his actions would make his ancestors proud and positively impact future generations.
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Keith Toogood's Journey: From college football kicker at Texas Tech to a successful entrepreneur, Keith Toogood found spiritual fulfillment through business after his NFL dreams were redirected.
BOOM Initiative: Toogood founded BOOM (Business Operating On Mission) to help business leaders integrate their faith with their entrepreneurial endeavors, focusing on sharing faith, understanding spiritual dynamics in business, and running "Kingdom businesses."
Biblical Principles in Business: Toogood advocates for applying biblical principles in business, such as servant leadership, fair payment, and ethical decision-making. He emphasizes transparency in leadership, including openly sharing his faith with employees.
Faith in Action: Through his leadership, Toogood fosters environments where employees feel free to express their own faith, exemplified by his approach at Orangetheory Fitness, which he described as a "Ministry."
Book and Philosophy: Toogood's book, Too Good To Be True: A Called to Kingdom Business, outlines his journey and faith-driven business approach. He advises young entrepreneurs to "chase the calling, not the money."
Parenting and Business: Toogood also addresses the challenges of raising children in a fast-paced business world, teaching them to value traditional business building over quick wealth schemes like cryptocurrency.
Biblical Money Podcast: The interview took place on Israel365's Biblical Money podcast, which explores how biblical wisdom can inform modern business practices.
With his humble demeanor you would never know that Orlando Salazar probably impacted the 2024 US elections more than any other person. His network VOZ media targeted the Hispanic Community and brought out the conservative values of the community to shift their voting.
We discuss that and so much more!
TV, Movies and Radio has been taken over by people who often don't share our Biblical values. Troy Miller is fighting back to ensure that God's presence finds Its way into every aspect of our lives.
Bob discusses the time when he let go of his thoughts and allowed for God to lead him.
Pastor Jeff and Rami sit down to discuss his transition back to the legal world.
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