Faith & Finance with Rob West
Many think Solomon was the wisest man who ever lived…and much of his God-given wisdom is about managing money. John Putnam joins us today to talk about the 3 Money Moves of Solomon—so you can be just as wise. John Putnam is a Strategic Stewardship Coach, a Certified Kingdom Advisor (CKA®), and the founder of Money Made Faithful, a financial discipleship marketplace ministry.

Many think Solomon was the wisest man who ever lived…and much of his God-given wisdom is about managing money.
John Putnam joins us today to talk about the 3 Money Moves of Solomon—so you can be just as wise.
John Putnam is a Strategic Stewardship Coach, a Certified Kingdom Advisor (CKA®), and the founder of Money Made Faithful, a financial discipleship marketplace ministry.Scripture makes it clear just how wise Solomon was. In 1 Kings, we learn that God granted Solomon wisdom and understanding beyond measure, surpassing all others in wisdom. So, what financial principles did Solomon advocate?
1. Be DisciplinedThe first principle is to be disciplined. Proverbs 13:11 states, "Wealth gained hastily will dwindle, but whoever gathers little by little will increase it." Discipline in this context means making small, wise financial choices consistently over time, which leads to long-term success. This approach helps build a strong foundation for financial stewardship.2. Be DeniedThe second principle is to deny oneself. Proverbs 21:20 reads, Denying immediate gratification helps prepare for future uncertainties and ensures you are better positioned to seize present opportunities. It fosters a wise stewardship mindset and focuses on God’s plans for your life.
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These principles are timeless and apply to all stages of life. Whether in your twenties or seventies, the wisdom of disciplined, self-denying, and determined financial stewardship remains relevant. Sharing and applying these traits can create ripple effects through eternity.
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