Show Agenda
- Featured Presentation: How to Have a Wealthy Marriage
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Transformational Resources:
- The Unfair Advantage: A grace-inspired path to winning at marriage – Dr. Harold Arnold
- Get your free Date Night Conversation Starters at UnfairMarriage.com
- Marriage ROCKS for Christian Couples – Dr. Harold Arnold
- Money on Purpose: Finding a Faith-filled Balance – Shayna Lear Harvey
In this episode, my wife Dalia and I discuss the following important topics:
- The three types of wealth wise couples accrue
- Why wealth is about so much more than money
- The attitudes and habits that wealthy couples embrace
- Why spiritual wealth should be most coveted above all else
- and, much much more.
Faith in Focus: “Worldly Wealth”
(Luke 16:11, MSG)
“And if you are untrustworthy about worldly wealth, who will trust you with the true riches of heaven?”
Featured Presentation: How to Have a Wealthy Marriage
Wealthy couples set wealth goals and track their progress them in three critical areas.
The 15 Things Wealthy Couples Do
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Spiritual Wealth – Invest in a kingdom identity
- Wealthy couples invest for the long-term (eternal security)
- Wealthy couples give first-fruit to God first and to themselves second
- Wealthy couples trust God for their provision (mental peace)
- Wealthy couples care for their temple (health)
- Wealthy couples share radical grace (forgiveness) with one another
Relational Wealth – Invest in a covenant inheritance- Wealthy couples put relationship before material things
- Wealthy couples listen respectfully to one another (because they genuinely value what the other has to say)
- Wealthy couples pray for personal transformation because they know it results in marital transformation
- Wealthy couples invest their time and resources (first fruit) to improve their marriage
- Wealthy couples pass a wealthy inheritance to their children and grandchildren
Financial Wealth – Invest for kingdom expansion- Wealthy couples aim to save at least 20% of their income (However, the latest savings statistics for 2017 shows that the average American only saves ~4% of their income a year)
- Wealthy couples generate passive or residual income
- Wealthy couples insure what they value or fear losing
- Wealthy couples give more than they take
- Wealthy couples spend the majority of their time with other wealthy couples
Pick up your copy of my newly released book for marriages titled, The Unfair Advantage: A Grace-inspired Path to Winning at Marriage that will certainly give you a new perspective on the power of faith and prayer in your marriage. Click HERE to claim your free Date Night Conversation Starters.
