In this episode, we look at five mindsets you need to recoverfrom a financial crisis.Planning is a critical part of recovery. Knowing your numbers andcharting the course ahead is important. But that is the physical part offinancial recovery. What about what we don’t see? The emotional and mentalbattles that come with the recovery process?
When navigating crisis survival during the turbulent times is critical. No matter how severe the situation is, if managed correctly, you’ll almost always come out the other side better off. In this episode we’ll look at how to fix the crisis without sacrificing survival.
In this episode, we will explore four strategic steps for financial recovery after a crisis. We will break down Jesus’s words in Luke 14:28-29 and guide you in creating a recovery plan and budget, empowering you to decide your next steps.
In this episode, we show how skipping the evaluation phase can sabotage your entire rebuilding process. Drawing from Luke 14:28–29, where Jesus teaches the importance of “counting the cost,” we directly connect this principle to financial recovery after unexpected events. You’ll discover why assessing the true cost of your damage is the essential first step. …
In this powerful episode, we explore how to maintain spiritual security and peace when external and internal conflicts threaten to shatter your confidence. We discuss the difficult topic of experiencing God during periods of difficulty, conflict, and pain, such as financial pressure, sickness, and injustice. Key Topics: The Hunger for Intimacy: Understanding that true intimacy …
In the final episode, we break down three comparison mindsets—small, equal, and larger—and how they affect decision-making. Learn how to use limited resources strategically, uncover overlooked opportunities, and avoid the traps of fear, overconfidence, and complacency.
From the woman with the issue of blood to Zacchaeus and the spies in Canaan, this episode highlights how faith-filled perspective leads to bold action. We examine how seeing beyond limitations can move you closer to divine encounters and breakthroughs.
This episode dives into biblical examples—Cain, Hannah, Joseph, and Job—to show how perspective influences behavior and outcomes. Whether it’s jealousy, grief, or hope, each story reveals how internal framing leads to either destruction or divine breakthrough.
