The Bible outlines the process by which one is to acquire wisdom. Financial wisdom is a precious yet attainable treasure based on sound principles. God’s wisdom is a perspective that provides clarity that changes how you understand finance under Divine Authority.

This chapter discusses the amount of time that should be spent on work, when to arise every day to work, the diligence required to do good work, and the outcomes of doing good work. The Bible emphasizes the severe consequences of doing a poor job, which is poverty.

The strategic roadmap to achieving financial success helps build trust as you prove to God that you can handle your future blessings. “He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust in the least is unjust also in much.”

The system exercises your obedience to God through His instruction to save. The chapter is designed to help get your financial house in order while avoiding common pitfalls on your pursuit of prosperity. It offers a practical framework that allows you to adapt to an always-evolving financial environment.

Credit is used for a multitude of reasons. This chapter explores strategies for getting out of a cycle of debt. A personal credit assessment helps identify signs of good credit management and signs of bad credit management. Put yourself in a position of power and prosperity, not servitude.

A Personal Financial Board of Directors is key to your future financial success. The chapter highlights the roles of professionals qualified to provide wise financial counsel. Economics, through a strong strategic social network, will open the door to continued financial opportunities.

Money is an important tool used by individuals, families, and businesses for strategic defense against financial risks and uncertainties. Insurance, business structures, trusts, and asset protection trusts are some strategies discussed to help protect your finances.

The inner peace that comes from a personal relationship with God requires trust. Happiness and satisfaction, no matter the circumstances, through gratitude and resilience. Contentment is the cure for foolish and hurtful lusts.

“A feast is made for laughter, and wine maketh merry: but money answereth all things.” – Ecclesiastes 10:19. God wants you to prosper. My goal is to make sure you are able to handle these blessings without turning away from God. Prosperity is designed to do every good work.

Giving does two very critical things regarding your relationship with God. It first honors God and is a way of praising God for what He’s done in your life. Secondly, it builds trust as a cheerful giver never exalts money as an idol.