Make Money Your Slave, Not Your Master
How Christians Take Control of Their Finances and Multiply Them for the Kingdom of God in this Digital Age
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Make Money Your Slave, Not Your Master
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Matthew Longmire
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Richard Feola
How to faithfully handle money as a christian and multiply it for Christ’s kingdom.
What does the bible actually teach about money? Despite what many famous Christians or preachers say, learn what Jesus and his apostles actually taught about money and financial stewardship.
Learn the necessary skills to take control of your personal finances, get out of debt, and start to generate godly wealth.
Find out how christians all over the world are starting online businesses which give them financial and time freedom to pursue Christ’s deeper calling on their lives.
Richard Feola has been a diligent student of the Bible since becoming a Christian in 2005. He felt that many Christians in America have been force-fed unbiblical concepts regarding money and personal finance and wrote this audiobook to chronicle and harmonize every mention of money in the New Testament. He is also the author of Who’s Your Pilot? Choosing the Right Financial Advisor for You. In 2017, he pivoted his full-time profession to his successful seven figure digital marketing company and is passionate about helping other Christians make extra money online so they can be better financial stewards and further promote Christ’s kingdom. He believes that all of his teaching resources should be offered to the body of Christ free of charge.
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"Make Money Your Slave, Not Your Master is like no other book I have read. First, in that it teaches an uncompromising discipleship in the area of financial stewardship (which is uncommon in books today). Additionally, it gives valuable practical advice and assistance for building financial wealth - with the mind of being able to steward more resources and channel more into the kingdom of God. I have never seen these two aspects combined, and Rich does so in an unwaveringChrist-honoring manner." (Steve Gregg, bible teacher, author, and radio host of The Narrow Path Christian radio program)