Theonomoney

This week on Theonomoney, Jeremy releases a Redemptive Lens episode, which are more devotional episodes sometimes released in the off-weeks of Theonomoney. This one focuses on the miracles throughout Scripture of barren women conceiving and giving birth to children, which can be seen as types and shadows of the greater miracle of Mary, while still a virgin, giving birth to Jesus Christ, the God-Man.

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This week on Theonomoney, Jeremy has his friend Dr. Anthony Silvestro on to discuss issues in America with poor health and nutrition. This is an important topic, and it too is related to economics, as Americans spend trillions (with a T, not just millions or billions) of dollars each year on health-related issues, many of which could be easily treated if the individual spoke with Dr. Silvestro and took his advice seriously, and as soon as possible.

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CDC website mentioned: www.cdc.gov/chronicdisease/about/costs/index.htm

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All episodes of Theonomoney are presented free of charge for the benefit of the listener. Nothing in any episode should be received as direct financial or political or health advice to any specific person's current specific situation. Before applying principles discussed in any episode to your life, especially to your health decisions, do further research on the matter, think and pray through them, seek counsel from others, ensure that your specific situation does not make you an exception to general principles Jeremy may have mentioned, and procede in any economic decision with caution or don't procede at all.

Jeremy is not an economic or financial advisor, and even if he were general advice on a free podcast is not the same as paid advice to your specific situation and circumstances.

If you would like a paid financial advisor, contact Joe Garissi. Visit his website at backwardsplanningfinancial.com.

This week on Theonomoney, Jeremy celebrates the hundredth episode by sharing some of the history of Theonomoney and how it came to be, and then he looks at Proverbs 13:22 and its application, as well as giving examples of disobedience to it, because that is the verse referenced at the beginning of every episode of Theonomoney.

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This week on Theonomoney, Jeremy has Jacob Holleman on to discuss the recent occurences in Israel and Gaza concerning Israel and Hamas. Unlike many discussions on these events, they take a look at them that focuses more on economics.

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While we do not know all of the details, there are some questions to be asked and perhaps never answered, such as how Israel was able to be attacked like this when they have some of the best military defense capabilities in the world, and to be attacked at a time that almost seemed convenient for Benjamin Netanyahu.

This week on Theonomoney, Jeremy has Dillon Hamilton on the podcast to talk about his children's book That's What Iceland Is For, and the Christian and economic themes that accompany it.

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This week on Theonomoney, Jeremy lists creative ways you can make more money to provide for your family. He gives three broader categories, with more specific approaches within each of those broader categories. There is much to learn from in this episode, so listen to it and start brainstorming what you can do to provide better for your family and be more independent from potentially unChristian employers to put food on the table.

Whatever approach you take in being creative to make more money, by US Law (or the law in whatever country wherein you live), you are to properly report income and pay appropriate taxes on it. This would even include trading work, such as the example given in the episode, or payment in physical objects rather than money. While I find our heavy taxation we are forced to pay in the US unjust and immoral, Article VII of the Warrenton Declaration (quoted below) describes it well. Unjust taxes are indeed paid under duress and because complilance is expedient, as the alternative would eventually result in prison (either immediately or in fines that if unpaid would eventually result in a prison sentence if they and the repercussions of not paying them are continuously rejected).

There are ways to add work that you did on your own, without a W-2 from an employer, to your tax return submission each year, such as side work you did for a friend for which he paid you a few hundred dollars in cash. To help reduce the taxation burden on such income legally, be sure to report every legitmate tax write-off you can related to such income, even including the miles you drove at the stated IRS mileage rate in each given year. For example, if a friend who lives an hour away paid you $200 cash to help him for a day, you may find that by writing off those miles to drive there and back you can legally reduce half or more of that income when you report it on your taxes.

For more ways to legally reduce your taxable burden, speak to a tax expert who can help you with such things. There are many creative ways to do this, just as there are many creative ways to make money in the first place.

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Warrenton Declaration, Article VII:

VII. WE AFFIRM that in instances where a Christian’s responsibilities to God and his fellow man are not hindered, the Christian may choose to obey some unjust commands when such commands can be obeyed without engaging in sin. This may be because compliance with the command is done under duress, because compliance is expedient, or because compliance is rendered in an exaggerated fashion in order to further expose the wickedness of the command (Rom. 12:20; Matt 5:38-42).

This week on Theonomoney, Jeremy has his friend Josh Nelson on to discuss how work is a good thing, not a bad thing, and is glorifying to God. The goal of this episode is not to discourage, but to encourage you to honor God with your life and your labor, and to exhort you to be a better servant of Kign Jesus...and also to give you some fun facts about Alaska.

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This week on the podcast, Jeremy teaches on the inerrancy of Scripture and how this is support for theonomy.

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This week on the podcast, Jeremy interviews Joe Garrisi of Backwards Planning Finanical to discuss different ways that you can have your co-owned bank accounts, investment accounts, and real estate titled and the pros and cons of each of the three methods discussed.

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No part of this episode is legal financial advice. If you want that, then hire Joe.

This week on the podcast, Jeremy interviews his pastor Derin Stidd about his ministry with Harmony Baptist Church and Operation Save America, as well as his brain injury last year, the impacts it has had on his life, and the plans moving forward to treat his brain injuries.

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