Money Made Faithful With John Putnam

By John Putnam

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April 15, 2025180 - Show Me the Money!
It’s tax day—and while the world shouts “show me the money,” Jesus invites us to consider something far deeper. In this episode, we reflect on His powerful response about coins, likeness, and what truly belongs to God. Our financial choices tell a story—not just of dollars and cents, but of mission, identity, and eternal value. Join me as we explore how faith and finances intersect, and what it really means to bear God's image in our money decisions.
In this episode, John discusses:
The deeper meaning behind Jesus' words about taxes and Caesar’s coin
How our identity and purpose shape the way we handle money
Recognizing the spiritual impact of our financial choices
The invitation to reflect God’s likeness in both our life and finances
Key Takeaways:
Jesus’ teaching to “render to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s” reminds us that while taxes are a civic duty, our ultimate allegiance—reflected in all aspects of our lives, including money—belongs to God.
Like the coin bearing Caesar’s image, we bear the image and inscription of our Creator, and the way we handle money reveals whether we are living out that identity or allowing the world’s values to define us.
Every financial decision we make—how we earn, give, spend, save, and invest—can either demonstrate faithful trust in God’s provision or expose a reliance on self-sufficiency, fear, and performance.
When we treat money as a tool, a test, and a testimony, we begin to understand that our financial choices tell a bigger story—one that can point others to God’s character and His Kingdom purposes.
“We are worth more than any deduction, any refund, any return you could ever calculate, because what we give to God—our trust and our obedience and our identity, our lives, and yes, our money and our faithful money choices—has massive eternal value and eternal impact.”
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April 08, 2025179 - 3 BIG Reasons You DON'T WANT a Tax Refund - Encore Edition
We’re revisiting a topic that touches so many American’s wallets: tax refunds. While a big check might feel like a blessing, we’re unpacking why it may not be as helpful—or as wise—as it seems.
Could that extra cash be masking deeper issues with planning, stewardship, and financial alignment?
We’ll take a look at what scripture says about managing our resources and how your approach to taxes can either support or hinder a life of God-honoring stewardship. Let’s explore a lesser-walked path forward—one marked by clarity, wisdom, and freedom.
In this episode, John discusses:
The hidden financial drawbacks of tax refunds
How cultural messages shape our money decisions
The connection between faithful stewardship and tax planning
Biblical principles applied to everyday financial choices
Key Takeaways:
When you overpay your taxes and look forward to a refund, you're essentially handing the government an interest-free loan, tightening your cash flow and limiting your ability to meet everyday needs.
Depending on a refund to cover major expenses often points to weaker financial planning, but proactively estimating your tax liability throughout the year helps you stay prepared.
Optimizing your tax withholdings allows you to keep more of your income throughout the year, creating space for more purposeful, productive use of your money.
Rather than letting your refund be influenced by marketing messages and then disappear into impulse buys, choosing to allocate it to help you live with more intention and faithful financial discipline will pay BIG dividends!
“I love the way the Bible stresses the importance in the scripture I just shared about honoring civic responsibilities, and that includes paying taxes as a part of wise and faithful financial stewardship.”

Resources Mentioned:
CNBC Story on How Americans plan to spend tax refunds: https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/06/how-americans-plan-to-spend-tax-refunds
IRS Tax Withholding Estimator: https://apps.irs.gov/app/tax-withholding-estimator

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April 01, 2025178 - 3 Ways to Avoid Being a Financial Fool
It's April Fool’s Day!
While today is full of playful pranks and good-hearted fun, there’s one kind of foolishness that’s no joke—financial foolishness.
In this episode, we dig into Jesus’ parable of the rich fool and uncover three powerful ways to avoid making financial missteps that can hold you back.
Through justice, kindness, and humility, we can align our hearts, minds and finances with God’s greater purpose. Tune in to learn how to make your money tell a better story—God’s story.
In this episode, John discusses:
The history of April Fool’s Day
Jesus’ parable of the rich fool and its financial implications
The role of justice, kindness, and humility in financial decision-making
Aligning with God’s pland and purpose
Key Takeaways:
Do justice by ensuring your financial resources are used ethically, advocating for fairness, and helping rather than accumulating wealth solely for personal gain.
Love kindness by shifting your financial focus from material success to using money as a tool to bless others, strengthen relationships, and reflect God’s love in practical ways.
Walk humbly with God in your financial journey by surrendering control, seeking His guidance in your decisions, and trusting that true security comes from faith rather than financial control.
True financial success isn’t measured by how much we store, but by how well we steward what we have, keeping our hearts focused on God’s eternal purpose rather than temporary riches.
“Let's make sure that we're not just successful, but also surrendered. This parable that Jesus told was meant to reshape and redirect our hearts and minds, keeping them focused on Him and His greater story, while hopefully encouraging us to align our financial goals with God's greater purposes.”
Resources Mentioned:
The April Fools' Day history excerpt is based on the History Channel article from March 30, 2017: https://www.history.com/topics/holidays/april-fools-day
The Bible Project - JUSTICE: https://bibleproject.com/explore/video/justice/
FaithFi - RICH TOWARD GOD bible study: https://www.faithfi.com/shop/rtg

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March 25, 2025177 - Cheetos, Bologna and a Couch - A Love Story of Gratitude
Do you remember your "starting out" days—the mismatched furniture, budget-friendly meals, and the simple joy of making do with what you had?
In this episode, I'm sharing an excerpt from my book, He Spends She Spends, and exploring how humble beginnings aren’t just a season of 'not enough', but a powerful lesson in God’s provision and financial faithfulness.
Our "remember when" stories are more than nostalgia; they’re spiritual markers reminding us of gratitude, contentment, and trust.
Join me as we reflect on how these early lessons can shape the way we steward our finances today, no matter where we are on the journey.
In this episode, John discusses:
The power of "remember when" stories in shaping financial perspective
How financial struggles can teach contentment and trust in God’s provision
The importance of gratitude in shifting from scarcity to sufficiency
How financial stewardship aligns with faith and long-term fulfillment
Key Takeaways:
Reflecting on our past financial challenges helps us recognize how God’s provision carried us through difficult seasons, fostering a heart of gratitude that reshapes how we view both abundance and scarcity today.
Contentment is not about how much we have, but about trusting that God provides exactly what we need in every season, allowing us to release the cultural pressure to chase money, image, or material success.
When we practice gratitude in our financial journey, we shift our mindset from focusing on what we lack to appreciating what we have, leading to wiser financial decisions and a deeper sense of peace and security.
Revisiting the humble beginnings of our financial journey can strengthen our relationships, deepen our faith, and remind us that true wealth is found not in possessions but in the love, provision, and purpose God has placed in our lives.
“Gratitude is the currency of a faithful financial life. It helps us see provision instead of pressure and sufficiency instead of scarcity.”
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March 18, 2025176 - How to Set Up Your Morning to Make ‘The 5 Fives’ a Success
Have you ever started a great habit with the best intentions, only to see it slip away after a few days?
In this episode, we’re diving into a simple but powerful way to build consistency in your time with God—through a structured morning routine that supports 'The 5 Fives' framework.
We’ll uncover the key obstacles that get in the way of daily devotion and share practical strategies to remove them. By setting up your space, preparing your heart, and creating intentional cues, you can start each day with focus, faith, and a deep connection to God.

In this episode, John discusses:
The importance of morning preparation for spiritual consistency
How small daily habits create long-term spiritual growth
Practical ways to eliminate distractions from your devotional time
Aligning your schedule with God’s presence and purpose

Key Takeaways:
Setting up your Bible, pad and pen, and a designated space the night before eliminates decision fatigue in the morning, making it easier to begin your time with focus and intention.
Placing visual reminders, like simple sticky notes with reminder messages or repositioning your morning alarm, helps reinforce prioritizing God before distractions set in.
Ending each day with a simple prayer of gratitude and surrender not only strengthens your faith but also mentally and spiritually prepares you to stay committed to your morning devotion.
Rather than striving for a perfect routine, embracing even a few minutes of intentional time with God—whether reading scripture or praying on the go—ensures you stay spiritually focused and connected, even with a busy schedule.

“ This [The 5 Fives] is not about checking a box. It's about just showing up to be with God, the one who loves you unconditionally and wants nothing more than you and your heart.”

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March 11, 2025175 - Break Free from Bible & Prayer Inconsistency with the 'The 5 Fives'
Spring is a season of renewal, and today we’re diving into how fresh spiritual habits can create lasting transformation in both our faith and finances.
If you’ve ever struggled with consistency in Bible reading, prayer, or seeking God’s guidance in your financial decisions, you’re not alone. In this episode, we’ll explore a simple yet powerful framework called The Five 5’s to build a strong daily foundation.
These intentional steps will help align your heart, mind, and money with God’s wisdom, leading to greater peace, clarity, and trust in your stewardship journey.
Let’s break free from inconsistency and step into a rhythm of renewal!
In this episode, John discusses:
The power of fresh starts and spiritual renewal
How daily spiritual disciplines influence financial decisions
Practical steps to build consistency in Bible reading and prayer
Aligning faith and finances through intentional habits
Key Takeaways:
Starting your day with just five minutes in Scripture helps you gain clarity, wisdom, and direction for both spiritual growth and financial stewardship.
Taking five minutes to meditate on God’s Word allows His truth to sink in, shaping your thoughts, emotions, and financial choices.
Spending five minutes in prayer invites God into your daily decisions, helping you surrender financial worries and trust in His provision.
Practicing five minutes of stillness opens space to hear God’s guidance, leading to faith-driven, rather than fear-driven, financial decisions.
Ending your day with five 'thank-yous' shifts your focus from financial stress to God’s faithfulness, fostering contentment and peace.
“Imagine what would happen if you just took these Five 5’s every day and engaged with God—His wisdom, His truth, and His love—aligning your financial choices and your life with His heart and His mind. My friends, give this to Him as an offering. Seek Him in the midst of your life and your financial life, and watch how God does what only He can do.”

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March 04, 2025174 - Financial Clutter Can Cost You - Here’s 3 Steps to Clean It Up
Spring is right around the corner, making it the perfect time for a little financial spring cleaning!
Just like dust and clutter can pile up in our homes over time, unnoticed charges, outdated spending habits, and financial disorganization can accumulate in our finances.
In this episode, we’re uncovering three simple steps to clear out the money "dust, dirt and disarray" and clean up your finances with clear steps and wisdom.
By taking small, practical actions, you can align your financial decisions with faithful stewardship and experience greater financial peace and clarity.
In this episode, John discusses:
The impact of financial clutter on your peace of mind
Identifying small, unnoticed expenses that add up over time
Practical steps to reset dialy habits and regain control
The importance of financial organization for wise stewardship
Key Takeaways:
Reviewing bank statements can help uncover forgotten subscriptions and automatic payments that no longer serve you—canceling them can free up money instantly.
Small daily expenses can add up to hundreds or even thousands of dollars over a year—tracking and adjusting these habits can lead to significant savings.
Implementing a pause or a list before making online purchases can prevent impulse spending and encourage more intentional financial decisions.
Conducting a quarterly financial review with three key questions can bring clarity and help align your finances with your values.
“Ask God for wisdom and discernment—for patience, focus, and stick-to-itiveness—so you can dig in, be diligent in your efforts, and trust that He's guiding you to be the wise and faithful steward of what He has put in your hands.”

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February 25, 2025173 - Your 'Love & Money' 3-Step Reset
Yes, money is a financial tool—but it’s also a powerful force that competes for our love, attention, and devotion.
In this episode, we're exploring three bold steps to reset your money mindset, break free from the unhealthy, and align your finances with your faith.
Join us as we take a step toward greater financial freedom and deeper connection in our relationships.
In this episode, John discusses:
The connection between love and money in shaping our priorities
The impact of financial stress on relationships and faith
Three (3) practical ways to reset your money mindset
How small, intentional financial shifts can create lasting change
Key Takeaways:
A one-month financial fast can help you step back from mindless spending, revealing how much of your money goes toward non-essentials, resetting your financial habits, and creating space for a healthier relationship with money.
Redirecting the money saved from the fast into a "serve others" fund shifts your focus from accumulation to generosity, allowing you to experience the joy of using your financial resources to bless others and deepen your faith.
Reallocating the time you would have spent shopping or managing purchases to invest in meaningful relationships strengthens connections, fosters gratitude, and reminds you that true wealth is found in love and presence, not possessions.
When you intentionally reset your money mindset, you gain not only financial clarity but also spiritual alignment, ensuring your financial choices reflect your values and bring lasting fulfillment.

“Jesus calls us to something greater—to love Him first and foremost, seek His kingdom, and trust that everything else will follow.”

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February 18, 2025172 - 3 Tensions of Love & Money (and what to do about it) - Encore Edition
Love and money—two powerful forces that can bring couples closer or create unexpected tensions.
In this encore episode, we’re revisiting a popular conversation about three key tensions that often arise in relationships when finances are involved.
Whether you're newly engaged, married for years, or just starting financial conversations with your partner, these insights will help you navigate challenges with wisdom and grace.
Join me as we uncover these common struggles and explore practical ways to foster unity, communication, and financial peace in your relationship.
In this episode, John discusses:
The connection between financial beliefs, behaviors, and relationship dynamics
Common financial tensions that arise between couples
The role of communication in navigating money-related disagreements
Practical steps to build financial unity and shared responsibility
Key Takeaways:
Your financial habits and attitudes are deeply influenced by your past experiences, and recognizing how they shape your money mindset can help you and your partner navigate financial decisions with greater understanding and unity.
Taking time to identify and align on shared financial values—such as saving, investing, or giving—can significantly reduce tension, foster mutual respect, and create a stronger financial foundation in your relationship.
Engaging in open discussions about general financial principles, rather than just focusing on personal money matters, can improve communication, build financial literacy, and empower both partners to make informed, joint decisions.
Clearly defining financial roles and responsibilities—such as budgeting, managing investments, or overseeing insurance—ensures that both partners feel actively involved, valued, and equipped to contribute to the couple’s financial well-being.

“Whenever there are tensions around love and money, remember: our goal is not victory; our goal is unity. Or, as you have heard me say before, oneness is better than rightness.”

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February 11, 2025171 - Love & Money - 5 Steps for a 'Less Stress, More Calm' Money Talk
Love and money are deeply connected, yet financial conversations can often feel stressful, emotional, or even avoided altogether.
With Valentine’s Day approaching, this episode explores why money talks can be challenging and how to transform them into moments of trust, connection, and teamwork.
We’ll walk through 5 practical steps to help you and your partner communicate openly, navigate financial decisions together, and build a stronger, more unified approach to money.
In this episode, John discusses:
The emotional impact of money in relationships
Why financial conversations can be difficult for couples
The importance of trust and communication in financial unity
Practical steps for having productive money talks
Key Takeaways:
Scheduling intentional money conversations ahead of time, rather than waiting for financial problem to surface, helps both of you have better chance to approach your talk with a calm and prepared heart and mind.
Creating a safe and judgment-free space, where both of you can actively listen and seek to understand, rather than blame, helps build trust and encourage open, honest dialogue about money.
Asking thoughtful questions instead of making assumptions allows couples to uncover each other’s financial fears, goals, and priorities, fostering greater alignment in their financial decisions.
When emotions escalate, taking a pause to pray and regain perspective helps refocus the conversation on unity rather than competition, guarding against arguments damaging the relationship.
Ending each money discussion with a plan for the next conversation ensures that financial communication remains consistent, strengthening financial unity and reducing long-term stress in the relationship.
“Schedule a money talk with your significant other this week—even if it's just 15 or 20 minutes. Make time for an open, honest conversation using these five tips and best practices I'm sharing today, and see how God moves through your honesty and unity.” JP
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