The sixth financial principle is to get on a budget. Having a budget not only helps keep us out of debt, but it also gives us peace of mind about our financial condition and our ability to confidently make desired purchases.

The fifth financial principle is to guard against debt. Not all debt is bad, but most debt is avoidable and creates additional “masters.” Debt brings about problems that can make life more difficult and disqualify us from opportunities God intended for us to enjoy.

This episode continues the fourth financial principle: gain contentment. This is something that must be learned, and gratitude is a vital part of this process. Actually, all of us already have everything we need to be happy and content. Contentment is wanting what I have, not having what I want.

The third financial principle is to go to work. Laziness is

The second way we give to God is through our offerings. This

Continuing the subject of tithing, this episode shows the

This episode covers the first financial principle: God owns everything. All that we have comes from Him. We are simply managing it for Him. Therefore, we should consult with Him about everything we do with His possessions.

We all think about money every day. The way we manage our finances significantly affects our thinking, family, and relationships. This episode is the beginning of a series of lessons on essential financial principles found in God's Word.

In this episode, Pastor Wilkerson lays the Biblical foundation for the following series on financial principles.

When Adam and Eve sinned in the garden, they brought a curse upon themselves. Yet, in His love, God made a commitment to continue His relationship with them. Because of this, and their commitment to each other, they enjoyed great blessings throughout their lifetime.