The Bible is packed full of Scriptures that are related in some way to financial topics. The Scriptures relate to personal stewardship, issues of debt and credit, saving and investing, how to treat the poor and less fortunate, honesty and truthfulness, laziness and diligence, contentment and the cost of self-indulgence, business and entrepreneurism, tithing and the giving of offerings, as well as wealth and abundance.
So many areas of our financial life are written about in Scripture. The Scriptures in the Bible that relate to issues of finance and stewardship offer to each of us help in many areas of our personal and professional life. With them we can learn and understand that:
Everyone wants to maximize their personal cash flow. Everyone wishes to become financially independent. Everyone desires the ultimate financial freedom.
So what’s the secret to living a better, fuller, freeing life? In this book, Rich Brott shows you just how to do so.
If you are going to maximize your personal cash flow, you must know that it cannot be done without financial accountability. But it is possible that you can be a responsible person and you can become financially accountable for every decision you make.
You can develop habits that will ensure financial success, regardless of how much or how little your income is. Many people earn very little over a lifetime, yet manage to save enough for a debt-free and secure retirement.
The book outlines 7 major principles that must find a place in your life. Read the book, and find your way to financial freedom.
Investing can be very complicated or very simple. It can be very successful or disastrous. There is risk with investing, and there is risk in not investing. Investing can be very enjoyable or very distasteful.
In this book, you will be given some overall and well-rounded investment information. Absolutely no attempt will be made to influence you to invest in a specific type of financial instrument.
Author Rich Brott starts by encouraging you to set aside monies so that, in time, you have something to invest. The pre-investment process begins by being prepared for those unexpected emergencies. Following that, you must be on a path to reach those short-term and long-term financial goals.
With this out of the way, you can turn your thinking to retirement and your long-term well-being. If you have already retired, it’s all about preserving what you have and making sure that your money always outlasts you.
So get out a notepad, your pen or highlighter, and record some insights and “to do” lists as you read its contents.
You were created with great potential. You have God-given giftings and talents. Sometimes potential is never realized. Realizing your full potential is an ever-continuing process of growth. This involves a willingness to try new things, new ways, new ideas.
Dreams worth pursuing do not have to be “big” or “unrealistic.” The important thing is living a dream that is really yours. Those who are most fulfilled know what they want and go after it.
You have great God-given capacity to succeed in life! Your life can be full and rewarding. People who never achieve their full potential live an empty life. If you think you can’t, you won’t. Search for something that can’t be done and do it.
This insightful book starts by asking you some thought-provoking questions. What is it that you are called to do? What is the vision you have for your life? What dreams do you have that are still ahead of you? What were you born to do? What is your purpose? How will you achieve that calling in your lifetime?
Author Rich Brott helps you to understand the 8 Critical Insights You Must Discover in order to Achieve Personal Success in life. The content is thorough, the season is timely, and you will be motivated and challenged to achieve your highest potential!
Have you ever wanted to have a Biblical understanding of finances? In this book, author Rich Brott takes you on a journey of understanding how things work in God’s economy, how to be a steward, how to manage your spending, and how to invest into a vision.
You will learn how to handle finances in a family setting and discipline yourself to make lifestyle decisions based on what you learn in this book.
If you take the time to read this book, you will be left with an adequate understanding of Biblical principles as they relate to Successful Finances!
This book is an ideal text for use in the classroom, small groups, church events, and in junior high, high school, and college settings. The syllabus is designed in a way that is user-friendly, easy to teach, and easy to learn. No prior knowledge is required from student or teacher.
Teacher Edition: Have you ever wanted to have a Biblical understanding of finances? In this book, author Rich Brott takes you on a journey of understanding how things work in God’s economy, how to be a steward, how to manage your spending, and how to invest into a vision.
You will learn how to handle finances in a family setting and discipline yourself to make lifestyle decisions based on what you learn in this book.
If you take the time to read this book, you will be left with an adequate understanding of Biblical principles as they relate to Successful Finances!
This book is an ideal text for use in the classroom, small groups, church events, and in junior high, high school, and college settings. The syllabus is designed in a way that is user-friendly, easy to teach, and easy to learn. No prior knowledge is required from student or teacher.
In easy-to-understand narrative, author Rich Brott explains the great danger that all of us will make bad financial decisions. It’s not that we deliberately set out to do so; we just follow cultural norms and wind up deep in debt.
While many are able to recognize bad spending habits and spending patterns and actively take corrective measures, getting out of debt just brings you to the starting line. Next comes a tenacious determination to stay out of debt. After that follows a commitment to building long-term financial security and independence.
The content of this book will help you to understand seven biblical principles for staying out of debt. It starts out with how to have right thinking and knowing exactly where your money is going. The book ends with teaching you how to set financial goals and how to invest for your future.
According to author Rich Brott, it is human nature to want something for nothing, or at least to receive a maximum amount of return for a minimum amount of effort. The old adage notes that we should work smarter, not harder.
There is no doubt that the Industrial Revolution changed society forever. But is there ever a legitimate excuse to not continue working hard?
But the bottom line is this: For you to be successful with consistency, you will have to give up the ever-present desire to live a life of leisure, fulfilling every personal whim and want, and choose to remain productive for a good part, if not all, of your life.
God honors hard work. He honors productivity. It is the author’s belief that God’s method for success is to bless the good, productive work ethics of ordinary people.
Since the beginning of time, small business has played an important role in all societies and cultures. It has been a vital part of the community as craftsmen, laborers, manufacturers, buyers and sellers exchange wares and talents.
From ancient times to modern times, people have lived their lives centered around crafting something of value to use at home and to sell outside of their home. Economies have been perpetuated as they centered around commercial activities and commerce.
From ancient Greece and Ethiopia to ancient India, the ingenuity of human beings and their ability to design, craft, manufacture and harvest have kept countries and kingdoms with food on the table. This has allowed cities, nations and kingdoms to prosper.
Economic entrepreneurship has a history of success in every area of the world. It has sustained families, cities and nations as it has created employment opportunities and economic growth.