Biblical Calvinism is a warm and deeply personal faith that emphasizes the love of God, the Triune God's nature, and the believer's communion with Him. Calvinists believe that the love of God is the fountainhead of the Gospel and the source of all sweetness in life. They seek to understand and experience this love through faith in Jesus Christ, and to respond with adoring and thankful love to God. [... more]

Millions around the world are stuck in generational poverty, but the body of Christ is working together to break this cycle. Faith and Finance is partnering with Cross International to lift 250 kids in Malawi, Uganda, and Zambia out of poverty and introduce them to the love of Jesus. [... more]

Helping kids handle money is a part of helping them follow Christ. Parents can use the power of storytelling to teach their children biblical principles of generosity, contentment, and stewardship through resources like the Money Storybook Bible podcast. [... more]

Estate planning is crucial for self-employed individuals to ensure business succession and avoid probate. A trust can provide a 'magic bucket' to manage assets, avoid probate, and ensure beneficiaries receive their inheritance. With a trust, you can customize standards for discretionary distributions and mandatory periodic distributions, giving you control over your assets even after you're gone. [... more]

Living beyond one's means can lead to financial traps, but surrendering to God's lordship and embracing stewardship and generosity can bring freedom. Understanding God's economy versus man's economy is key to escaping the world's money trap and finding peace of mind. [... more]

Managing God's money is a high calling, and it's essential to look to God's word for guidance. Online banking has made it easier to manage finances, but it's also created new challenges. Faith-based financial institutions can provide a sense of security and alignment with one's values. Retirement planning, trusts, and estate planning are all crucial aspects of managing one's finances, and seeking the advice of a godly advisor can be invaluable. [... more]

The connection between hospitality and generosity is explored, and how it can be applied to financial decisions. A Certified Kingdom Advisor shares insights on how to show hospitality in today's culture, and how it can lead to a deeper understanding of God's role for us as his ambassadors. Additionally, financial planning topics such as retirement, life insurance, and power of attorney are discussed, providing guidance on how to make informed decisions about one's finances. [... more]

Estate planning involves understanding the differences between wills and trusts, which both distribute assets after death but do so in distinct ways. A will can be a simple document naming an executor and beneficiaries, but it must go through probate, while a trust allows assets to pass without probate and can dictate management while the owner is still alive. Financial advisors, such as Certified Kingdom Advisors, can help individuals plan for their next season of life, considering factors like caring for aging parents, housing market trends, and long-term care. [... more]

Estate planning and administration involve various fiduciary relationships, including executors, administrators, and trustees. A power of attorney is a document that appoints someone as an attorney-in-fact or agent to manage another's affairs. Understanding these roles and responsibilities is crucial for individuals and families navigating the complexities of estate planning and administration. [... more]

The host discusses various biblical topics, including Christology, the incarnation, and eschatology, addressing questions from callers on flat earth theory, amillennialism, and church governance, emphasizing the importance of understanding scripture and its context. [... more]

Consolidating 401k accounts can provide flexibility and control over investment options, but there are exceptions and considerations to keep in mind, such as tax implications and the importance of having a strategy for the rolled-over funds. [... more]