Wealth with Purpose Podcast

Yes, this may surprise you but your finances are really important to God.  He is your faithful provider. He knows when you need it before you do! So pray, ask, and expect God to listen.  Wait for Him to provide.  As a good Father, He will always provide.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com joins The Big Breakfast on RhemaFM 99.7 Newcastle - going through the series of Biblical Foundations of Money Management.

Episode 193 of the ChristianWealth Podcast.

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The money that we all have is God's. We can attempt to grow it and we may be successful to some degree, BUT if we place it in God's hands, it becomes His to grow. Listen to the podcast and know the lies the devil is telling you, and the TRUTH that God has in store for you in the Bible.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com joins Sam and Ross for Breakfast on 96three FM.

Episode 192 of the ChristianWealth Podcast.

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Due to the pandemic, the cost of living rose massively across the world. As many are now living paycheck to paycheck, it has become extremely important to prioritize needs and manage the family budget well. Control your spending, that is the key to survival.

God wants us to manage everything that He places in our hands. Time, money, strength, and yes, even our very lives. How we use God's gift reflects what we value. It really shows how we respect and love God, our generous giver.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com joins Ask Alex at 20Twenty Vision Christian Radio with host Neil Johnson.

Episode 191 of the ChristianWealth Podcast.

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Through the electoral process, we vote our political candidates into government service. Elected government officials, thereafter, develop and enact important policies, regulations, and laws which then shape people's lives, in the immediate and long terms.

Yes, elections directly impact our finances.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com joins Finance Matters at Rhema 99.7 Newcastle.

Episode 190 of the ChristianWealth Podcast.

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Stewardship is managing God's blessings in God's ways for God's glory. But to do that, we need to lay the right foundations. In other words, we need to be obedient and use our money the way God intended for us to do so.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com joins Ask Alex at 20Twenty Vision Christian Radio with host Neil Johnson.

Episode 189 of the ChristianWealth Podcast.

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With the pandemic still going on globally, a major flood on the East Coast of Australia, and now a war in Europe, we are a bit worn out of all the chaos around us. But the truth is, the future has always been uncertain and God is still sovereign. The principles of stewardship remain the same and we should invest in a way that reflects the fact that no one knows the future.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com joins Ask Alex at 20Twenty Vision Christian Radio with host Neil Johnson.

Episode 188 of the ChristianWealth Podcast.

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The Bible warns that debt can lead to slavery. So, it is important that we do our best to avoid debt and if we find ourselves in that position, we should endeavour to rectify the situation as quickly as possible.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com.

Episode 187 of ChristianWealth podcast.

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For some people, the idea of building up an account with six months’ expenses may seem daunting as it might take more than some time to accumulate the funds. To deal with this potential frustration, my general recommendation is to save at least 10% of your disposable income towards long-term goals.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com.

Episode 186 of ChristianWealth podcast.

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We always acknowledge that God is a God of abundance and provision, but many of us sometimes do not know when too much debt is too much.

In this episode: Alex Cook, CEO of ChristianWealth.com.

Episode 185 of ChristianWealth podcast.

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