"And Joseph gathered corn as the sand of the sea, very much, until he left numbering; for it was without number." Genesis 41:49

Is your family prepared for a time of famine? If not, how do you prepare? If the market does crash soon, what should you do?

During a recession a lot of people are going to get hurt, but you don't have to be one of those people. 

If you're a little bit worried about YOUR money right now, let's take a look at what happens to people who don't store up–who don't preserve their wealth.

Have you noticed grocery and gas prices going up? (It's hard not to.)

When inflation gets too out of control, it's bad. Throughout history there have been times when inflation has gotten so far out of control that it's devastating to an entire country. People can no longer afford to buy the things they need.

During the USSR days in Russia, the Soviet ruble became so inflated that people had to bring barrels and barrels of cash–literally wheelbarrows of cash just to buy a loaf of bread.

Now, we're not there yet, praise the Lord.

Today on the podcast I'm going to talk about what the book of Genesis can teach us about recessions, inflation and economic bubbles. 

We'll learn how to handle unusual economic times–and how you and your family can be prepared for them, making it possible to actually prosper during an economic crisis.

In this episode I'll cover

• What "The Everything Bubble" is and how it might be affecting your family
• Why what Joseph did in Egypt can teach us about economic bubbles and how to prepare for them
• How you and your family can "during times of plenty store up for times of famine" 
• How you can learn how to actually profit off of a recession

-Dave Huber

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