If you’ve ever looked at your insurance premium and thought, "Do I really need this?" you're not alone. But here's a mindset shift: insurance is not just another bill—it’s a shield. It protects the blessings you’ve worked so hard to build and is a crucial part of financial fulfillment. Insurance is one of the most practical, proactive ways to prepare for the unknown. It allows you to walk boldly in your calling without fear of the future.

In this chapter of your financial journey, we’re inviting you to reimagine retirement as something Spirit-led. Not a finish line, but a faith-aligned future that reflects everything you’ve been preparing for all along.

Saving is not punishment. It’s a plan. It’s love in action for your future self and a step of obedience that makes room for God’s provision! We were taught how to get a job, pay bills, maybe save a little for retirement. But no one sat us down and said, “Here’s how to build a vision for your life, then let your money follow that vision.” So instead, we drift. Not because we’re irresponsible, but because life gets loud. Leadership, family, ministry, marriage, career—it

Let’s be honest, most of us weren’t taught how to create a financial future that’s led by the Spirit and aligned with purpose.  We were taught how to get a job, pay bills, maybe save a little for retirement. But no one sat us down and said, “Here’s how to build a vision for your life, then let your money follow that vision.” So instead, we drift. Not because we’re irresponsible, but because life gets loud. Leadership, family, ministry, marriage, career—it all pulls o

Let’s be honest, most of us weren’t taught how to create a financial future that’s led by the Spirit and aligned with purpose.  We were taught how to get a job, pay bills, maybe save a little for retirement. But no one sat us down and said, “Here’s how to build a vision for your life, then let your money follow that vision.” So instead, we drift. Not because we’re irresponsible, but because life gets loud. Leadership, family, ministry, marriage, career—it all pulls o