I want to clear up any rumors that I’ve quit—I'm still here, just taking a moment to reflect on my journey. Recently, I’ve been thinking about how to create content that I can stick with consistently, even though I've been doing it weekly for nearly two years. A few weeks ago, I went to a financial conference in Atlanta, which had a different vibe for me this time. I'm trying to find my direction by keeping busy and exploring opportunities, instead of just waiting for a sign. It was really eye-opening when I ran into someone from my church who reminded me of a financial coaching session I did for her years ago. She shared that she had paid off some debt we discussed, and it hit me—sometimes it’s easy to lose sight of the difference we can make in someone's life. A story floated to my mind about a boy throwing starfish back into the ocean, emphasizing that even small actions matter to individual lives. So, I remind myself to keep pushing forward and help whoever I can, one step at a time. Everyone can make a difference, so let’s not lose that drive!

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The Scriptures I focus on in this episode are found in Matthew 13:22 and Colossians 3:2. Jesus in the parable of the Sower speaks about the thorns as the cares of this life and the riches and pleasures and describes them as the deceitfulness of wealth. Paul wrote to the Colossians that they set their minds on things above, not on earthly things.

We have the ability to focus on God or on something else, but not both at the same time. One of the biggest challenges for us is being sucked in by the deceitfulness of wealth.

The episode is about us making the main thing the main thing - i.e. God and the things of God.

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To give or not to give, that is the question. Around us in our cities and places where we live, in fact wherever we go, there are needs. We are faced almost daily with the question of whether or not to give. We get some help I believe from what we see in Acts 3:1-10. Peter and John did not have money, but had the gift of healing from the Holy Spirit.

We are to give from what we have. We cannot give from what we don't have.

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