1 Peter 4:10 gives clear instruction on how Christians should live, “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God's varied grace.” Stewardship for the Christian involves more than just managing money wisely. Host Rob West welcomes financial planner Marc Hall for a look at how we should use our time, talents and yes, our treasure all for God’s glory. 
Marc Hall is a Certified Kingdom Advisor in Dothan, Alabama with many years experience helping folks apply God’s financial principles to their lives. He’s condensed much of that experience into a new book titled, Spiritual Wealth: A 40-Day Journey to Developing Stewardship Mindset. Find his book, Spiritual Wealth: A 40-Day Journey to Developing Stewardship Mindset at StewardshipMindset.com and Amazon.com.












<ul><li>Rob and Marc discuss these topics and questions on this episode of MoneyWise Live:</li><li>A devotional is a unique way to teach these biblical principles. Why did you take that approach?</li><li>What are you trying to get readers to do in their quiet time?</li><li>How important is stewardship to the folks you advise as a financial planner?</li><li>Spiritual Wealth is divided into several sections. Let’s look at each of these … first … what are God’s standards for us as stewards?</li><li>How do we adapt our minds to God’s standards?</li><li>How do we live out those standards?</li><li>How should we plan for God’s standards?</li><li>The last section is about giving … how do we give by God’s standards?</li><li>Some folks might view stewardship as limiting … how do you reconcile that … with the idea that God wants us to live an abundant and joyful life?</li><li>How does stewardship lead to contentment?</li><li>How will practicing stewardship help us find our true purpose?</li></ul>Next, Rob and Steve answer these questions at 800-525-7000 or via email at Questions@MoneyWiseLive.org:






<ul><li>If you and your husband are to the task of making a will and you have a 30 year old son who's financially irresponsible, are there ways to enforce more responsibility when you give him the money?</li><li>If you're working full time, don't want to stop any time soon, your husband is retired and you've noticed your CD earnings are very low, would it be wise to put more than your current 4% into your 403(b) and just live on your CDs right now?</li><li>If you're a first-time home buyer, should you use part of your 401(k) to help with the down payment?</li><li>What expenses qualify as a use for emergency savings?</li><li>If you have a Thrift Savings Plan that offers Lifecycle or "L" funds, what are the conditions in which you should consider them?</li><li>If you have a friend who's getting remarried soon and both say they want to plan for handling their assets in their new venture, what steps should they take?</li><li>If you and your wife want to invest for your kids, what are the options that cover the possibility of them not going to college?</li></ul>Be sure to check out the rest of MoneyWise.org to connect with a MoneyWise Coach or access our books and our many free helpful resources. You can also find us on Facebook (MoneyWise Media) and join the conversation. Thanks for your prayerful and financial support that helps keep MoneyWise on the air. And if you'd like to help, just click the Donate tab at the top of the page.

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Stewardship for the Christian involves more than just managing money wisely.  Host Rob West welcomes financial planner Marc Hall for a look at how we should use our time, talents and yes, our treasure all for God’s glory.

A Journey to Spiritual Wealth with Marc Hall

FaithFi | Feb 9, 2021

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