Many of our listeners are familiar with the troubling state of finances in the United States. Between inflation, oppressive taxation, fractional reserve banking, the national debt, and the Federal Reserve, it is a hard time to build an inheritance for your children’s children. Most of us know there is a problem, but few of us know what to do to stop the bleeding. So, most of us watch our 401ks fail to keep up with inflation. Despite what certain radio personalities might say, 12% returns on Mutual Funds aren’t the norm.

In this episode, we talk about how to fight for our grandchildren with our banking. Most of us are not leveraging big investment funds, but all of us are working. You have more money than you think you do, and you are going to earn a lot more.

Chuck DeLadurantey from Private Family Banking joins us to talk through biblical concepts of banking and how to faithfully leverage our finances in ways that benefit ourselves, our families, our churches, and the Kingdom of Christ.

Learn more about stewardship from www.privatefamilybanking.com/chuck-deladurantey or email Chuck (chuck@privatefamilybanking.com).

The language and mentality of social justice has been permeating the American mind for years, only to come into the foreground in 2020. The terminology has become somewhat ubiquitous, but few seem equipped to respond to it biblically. In this episode, we cover some terminology and equip you with Scripture and understanding to address the errors of Critical Theory, Cultural Marxism, and the like.

Recently, I preached a sermon on Romans 8 in which we saw the “Golden Chain” of redemption described by Paul. God decreed our salvation from before the foundation of the world, predestining the elect to be conformed to the image of Christ. We can have confidence in the hope of our salvation. The sermon led to a few questions about passages such as Revelation 3:5-6 and 1 John 1:9 and how they fit into this reality. I’ve taken some time to address the question in this brief podcast episode.