The difference between God's economy and man's economy is a crucial concept for Christian financial advisors to understand. In God's economy, wealth is used to help others and fulfill God's purposes, while in man's economy, wealth is used for personal gain and independence. Sharon Epps, president of Kingdom Advisors, explains how living in God's economy can bring freedom from anxiety and discontentment, and how it can be applied in daily financial decisions. [... more]

David's response to God's refusal to let him build the temple is a model for us all. He chooses to focus on what God is doing rather than what he's not, responding with humility, gratitude, surrender, praise, and readiness. This attitude allows him to find God's yes in the midst of God's no and to learn what God wants from us. [... more]

King David's dream of building a temple for God is met with disappointment when God says no, but David responds with humility, gratitude, and surrender, demonstrating a heart after God's own heart. [... more]

David's victory over Goliath is a testament to faith and trust in God's power. However, with victory comes the risk of pride and the importance of giving God the glory. Biblical leaders like David and Jonathan demonstrate the importance of humility, gratitude, and sharing success with others, while also being aware of the potential for opposition and envy. [... more]