Heroic Personal Finances for Christians

Accelerating Past Average with Your Money Plan

By: Larry W. Jones

Narrated by: Larry Jones

Length: 8 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

Are you a Christian who has gone through church small group money classes, such as Crown Financial or Financial Peace University? If so, have you felt like there are important money management strategies missing from their content?

Have you ever wondered if there is more to financial investing than a four-part, 25 percent in growth stock mutual funds approach? Have you ever questioned if a focus on stock market investing, college savings, and paying off your home early can really create long-term wealth? Have you ever had the thought that maybe certain financial "experts" have painted themselves into a corner when it comes to advanced money management practices?

In this book the author draws on the rich insights of a variety of experts such as Tim Ferriss, Robert Kiyosaki, Andy Stanley, Robert Morris, Tony Robbins, Stephen Covey, Napoleon Hill, Michael Hyatt, R. Nelson Nash, and Dave Ramsey. Using valuable nuggets of financial wisdom from these renowned experts, Pastor Larry Jones dug himself out of debt twice for a grand total of $130,000 in debt repayment over nine years. And in the middle of this financial mess, he survived a difficult divorce while staying faithful to his calling to ministry. This book weaves his personal story along with what he learned.

In Beyond Peace in Christian Finances, Pastor Larry inspires you to consider this highly researched, Christian personal finance journey. This book will:

• Lay a solid foundation for your money plan
• Equip you with strategic action steps for a disciplined life
• Give a multistep approach to grow in the area of generosity
• Focus on habit stacking and wealthy morning rituals
• Explain the concept of the investment pyramid
• Encourage an 80/20 (Pareto principle) focus in your work habits

©2016 Larry W. Jones (P)2016 Larry W. Jones

great book

alot of Useful information in business and in personal affairs. I would recommend this book to anyone looking to start their financial freedom journey.

Both Helpful and Not

As the author stated some Christians would have a problem with what he is teaching in this book and he is correct. He states for him mediation is not spiritual or woo-woo New Age, but goes on to encourage everyone to try it, to do it before you study The Word in the morning and recommended apps and websites that the New Age community use and teach from a spiritual aspect. I know because I used to be a New Age believer before being saved and I feel this is a poor recommendation for fellow believers, especially to do it first before spending time with God.