Why does it seem like people who focus only on money are never satisfied?
King Solomon observed this truth thousands of years ago, and it’s still relevant today: “Whoever loves money never has enough; whoever loves wealth is never satisfied with their income” (Ecclesiastes 5:10).
But what if there’s a better way? The happiest and most successful people don’t just chase money—they use it as a tool to support their passions and purpose.
How can you let money work for you without letting it control your life? Let’s talk about a mindset shift that could change how you see wealth—and success.
Have you ever wondered if your investments could effect Kingdom change around the world?
Imagine funding:
✔️ A little girl receiving life-saving medicine.
✔️ A village gaining access to clean water.
✔️ Breakthroughs in healthcare bringing hope to families battling Alzheimer’s.
These are real examples of how businesses can make a difference when they prioritize human flourishing. But have you ever considered where your investments are going? Do they align with your values?
Faith-based investing allows you to be intentional with your wealth while seeking to make an impact.
Do you ever feel stuck in your relationship with money—saving too much or spending too much?
For many, these habits stem from how they grew up. Some were taught to save every penny; others were encouraged to enjoy their money as it came. But here’s the truth: neither extreme reflects true financial stewardship.
Scripture offers a better way—the way of the servant. When we see ourselves as managers, not owners, everything shifts. The goal isn’t to hoard or spend recklessly—it’s to manage money wisely and with purpose.
Proverbs 13:11 says, “Wealth gained hastily will dwindle, but whoever gathers little by little will increase it.”
How do we apply this wisdom? By building equity—here’s how:
1️⃣ De-operationalize Yourself: Create systems and train leaders so your business thrives without you at the center. This adds enterprise value and frees you to work on the business, not in it.
2️⃣ Leverage Compounding: Consistent investing builds real wealth over time. For example, $500/month at a 10% annual return could grow to $382k in 20 years—and $1.1M in 30.
Wealth isn’t built overnight, but little by little, it grows into something significant. Start now and stay consistent.
