If you had a time machine would you use it to go back in time to change your current financial situation? We don't have the benefit of a time machine; however, we can approach the future with a different mindset and a changed perspective on money.

When it comes to money, who is the right leader? Who you follow will determine whether you end up in the right place or the wrong place. Today we discuss four Biblical principles that you can follow to ensure that God is leading your financial decisions.

Have you decided that you are a failure? From the story of Adam and Eve, the first failure of all time, God revealed the pattern of His relationship with man; and how he will respond to your failures.

Wouldn't things be different if Adam and Eve had resisted the temptation of the serpent? From their failure in the garden, we can learn how to handle temptation when it comes.

Last year, in our series titled "Jesus Is Worth It", we discussed the cost, worth, and value associated with following Christ, but there is another side to that coin. Through Adam's disobedience in the garden, we learn that sin carries a high price.

You know that God has a plan for your life, but there is one other factor in the equation -- one other plan that exists. Satan has a plan for your life as well. Being able to recognize his tactics will help you avoid falling into his trap.