Some Christians seem to think investing is morally wrong because it means that you are serving mammon rather than God. Well, we not only disagree, but we actually feel that we have a moral obligation to invest our money. Here is why...

Links:

Our True Financial Freedom Course - https://seedtime.com/tff
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Watch this episode on our SeedTime Money Podcast YouTube channel - https://youtu.be/L-V5djYvgKU

These are a few of the topics we cover:

The consistent connection with our hearts and money
How to know if you are putting your trust in money, or in God
Why investing is part of being a good steward
The trap not-for-profits get stuck in
God didn't create us to just be mediocre
Why we need safe boundaries in place when it comes to our finances
Believing God for beyond what you can do in the natural
How we behave with our money reveals our heart
The secret of being content
What is true financial freedom?
How to grow your money so that you can give more

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Why investing is a moral obligation for us