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God cancelled $13,000 of our debt. No exaggeration — it's gone. In this episode, we sit with four listener questions most Christians are quietly carrying: Is my hatred of evil crowding out my love for the lost? How do I pray for career direction when I don't know what I'm called to? Why would God promote me into a role I feel completely unqualified for? And the big one — I've been tithing, giving, and declaring debt cancellation, so what's wrong with my faith? We walk through the exact KCM Prayer of Agreement on Debt Freedom we've been praying over our mortgage, and close with the Scripture that shuts down workplace anxiety for good.
CHAPTERS:
(00:00) - Intro + First Check Game
(00:56) - Today's Verse Pick: Philippians 4:6-7
(01:09) - Audie's Q: Hatred of Evil vs. Love for the Lost
(07:05) - Nikki's Q: Praying for Career Direction
(11:46) - Judy's Q: Promoted and Feeling Unqualified
(18:09) - Anonymous Q: Believing for Debt Cancellation
(24:20) - First Check Reveal: Anxiety, Prayer & Peace
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Mentioned in this Episode:
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KCM Prayer of Agreement on Debt Freedom
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Transcripts
Speaker A:
Hello, and welcome to Victory Podcast.
Speaker B:
We talk about everyday life through a faith lens, living in victory.
Speaker B:
Well, you've asked questions, and we're here to respond to them.
Speaker B:
But before we get into that, we have a little game called Verse Check.
Speaker B:
Now, we'll present a situation to each other or to our guest, and their first response has to come from the Bible.
Speaker B:
They give the scriptural reference, like John 3:16, and then at the end, they get to give us their reasoning behind the verse that they've chosen.
Speaker B:
And I think there could be a lot of great stories.
Speaker A:
A lot of great stories.
Speaker A:
And speaking of great stories, I actually have one for you right now.
Speaker B:
Oh, goodness.
Speaker A:
Right, so let's choose one.
Speaker A:
Let's see.
Speaker A:
Let's see.
Speaker A:
Oh, I like this one.
Speaker A:
All right, this one says you're anxious about your job or school.
Speaker A:
What verse will you get for that one?
Speaker B:
Hmm.
Speaker B:
All right, I think I would do Philippians 4, 6, and 7.
Speaker A:
Okay.
Speaker B:
And I'll tell you more at the end, but first, we got some questions from you.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
And we'll start with the first question submitted by Audie, which says, my hatred for the devil might outweigh my love for the lost.
Speaker A:
What could it cost to be doing the right things with the wrong motivations?
Speaker A:
Well, I love how the conviction's there.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
Audie, you realize that you could be doing the wrong or the right things with the wrong motivations.
Speaker A:
And that is something that the Lord tells us a lot about, is be careful with how you do things right.
Speaker A:
And one of the things that I would say in my first answer to the question would be to reposition your heart, because right now, hatred could be your main fuel, where love should be your main fuel.
Speaker B:
Oh, yeah, that's true.
Speaker A:
Because God tells us to love, obviously.
Speaker A:
He also tells us to hate what is evil, like it says in Romans 12.
Speaker A:
And we'll read that in a second.
Speaker A:
But when you have hatred as your main fuel, you actually, there's so many things that can happen.
Speaker A:
It affects your vision.
Speaker A:
It affects the mission that you have been called to do.
Speaker A:
It affects the way you treat people, because people can become enemies really fast.
Speaker A:
Your love is very conditional.
Speaker A:
It can become conditional.
Speaker A:
And really, it's the love that is kind of on the backseat isn't really taking initiative to do things, but really, hatred is.
Speaker B:
And so can I just point out that that makes so much sense.
Speaker B:
Right.
Speaker B:
If hatred is the thing that you are fueled by, then love is on the back seat.
Speaker A:
It's in the back seat.
Speaker B:
And if God is love, God's in the backseat.
Speaker B:
Oh, put that on the T shirt.
Speaker B:
Maybe not.
Speaker B:
God should always be in the presence.
Speaker A:
But it says in Romans 12, 9, and I'll just give you scripture now to lay the found foundation.
Speaker A:
And it says, love must be sincere.
Speaker A:
Hate what is evil, cling to what is good.
Speaker A:
See, that says cling.
Speaker A:
Cling to it and be devoted to one another in love.
Speaker A:
So cling to what is good, not cling to hatred, right?
Speaker A:
Not cling to hate, evil.
Speaker A:
But from the outpouring of your love, you automatically.
Speaker A:
Because you love people.
Speaker A:
God is love.
Speaker A:
So when you are loving people, you.
Speaker B:
Are giving people God, and you're showing God.
Speaker B:
Because when you show God, you're showing.
Speaker B:
It's like you're shining, right?
Speaker B:
You're light in the darkness.
Speaker B:
You're not meant to hate.
Speaker B:
You're meant to love.
Speaker B:
You're meant to be light.
Speaker A:
Yes.
Speaker B:
And yes, you hate what is evil.
Speaker B:
But I feel like that's just.
Speaker B:
That's just a little bit of it.
Speaker B:
Yeah, it's just a little tiny piece of the pie.
Speaker B:
It's mostly about love and quick family story.
Speaker B:
We have a frame at home that it has our core values of our family.
Speaker B:
One of them is to understand.
Speaker B:
And malice is important to understand when people have malice or not, right?
Speaker B:
And 99% of the time that we look at a situation, the person who hurt the other person didn't have malice.
Speaker B:
They weren't actually intentionally doing something to hurt someone.
Speaker B:
It was just understanding.
Speaker B:
It was just knowing.
Speaker B:
If you just ask some questions, like, what happened?
Speaker B:
What was going on there?
Speaker B:
It's like, oh, I thought this.
Speaker B:
Oh, they've been believing something their whole lives, right?
Speaker B:
They've been believing something their whole lives, and they've learned something that maybe wasn't good, and that becomes their reality.
Speaker B:
It's not that they are evil.
Speaker B:
It's not that they are trying to hurt.
Speaker B:
99% Of the time.
Speaker B:
They just think that it's okay.
Speaker B:
They just think that's normal.
Speaker B:
They think that that's good.
Speaker B:
And when you pray for them and when you love on them, things change.
Speaker B:
I find as a.
Speaker B:
As a parent, loving the kids, loving our children is way more effective than discipline, than harsh words, or than volume or than quick correction.
Speaker B:
Love actually is way more effective.
Speaker B:
And I find it too, that the more that I take that love route, they carry my heart.
Speaker B:
And I'm talking about this, and think about it from God's perspective, too.
Speaker B:
The more that I love them, the more that they see my heart, know my heart, and actually they.
Speaker B:
They learn to love as well.
Speaker B:
And they learn to walk in that way too, because they see it as an example and they don't make the mistakes.
Speaker B:
They wait and they see, is this going to hurt my dad?
Speaker B:
Is this.
Speaker B:
Actually, maybe I'll think about what I do.
Speaker B:
Right.
Speaker B:
And so that's a little bit of like, understand walk in love.
Speaker B:
And when I mean walk in love, don't be quick to correct.
Speaker B:
Just sometimes, just love.
Speaker B:
Love is sometimes the best.
Speaker B:
The best way to go about something.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
And it's definitely when they.
Speaker A:
When you.
Speaker A:
When the Father loves, we learn how to love.
Speaker A:
Right.
Speaker A:
Because he is love.
Speaker A:
But we also learn why he hates.
Speaker A:
Yeah, right.
Speaker A:
And so but when we automatically love what God loves, we automatically hate what he hates.
Speaker B:
That's right.
Speaker A:
But we understand and we see that he loves and has compassion.
Speaker A:
And it reigns more than the hatred.
Speaker A:
That's right, the hatred.
Speaker B:
And so Jesus was moved by compassion.
Speaker B:
Yeah, he was.
Speaker B:
That's how he moved.
Speaker B:
He was moved by compassion.
Speaker B:
We should do the same.
Speaker A:
Yeah, exactly.
Speaker B:
We should learn by him.
Speaker A:
Yeah, yeah.
Speaker A:
And so overcoming evil by doing what's good.
Speaker A:
And so it really cancels out.
Speaker A:
Yeah, and so that's right.
Speaker A:
That's good.
Speaker B:
Well, we have another question by Nikki, who wrote, how do I pray for a career direction?
Speaker B:
Okay, now, I found this question very endearing just because my profession is video videography.
Speaker B:
I've been doing it since I was 12 and it just happened by accident.
Speaker B:
Now, you know, what do you do when you're going into looking for your career or whatnot, if you're already in a place where you haven't found it yet?
Speaker B:
mind was that it was Jeremiah:
Speaker B:
And even with.
Speaker B:
He also knows us from ever since we were.
Speaker B:
Before we were in our mother's womb.
Speaker B:
So he knows us.
Speaker B:
He knows the plans.
Speaker B:
He knows us before we were born.
Speaker B:
And there was a revelation that I had.
Speaker B:
I wanted to share the story.
Speaker B:
There was a revelation I had when.
Speaker B:
And it was only like two years ago that someone spoke over my life.
Speaker B:
They saw me, you know, speaking and all growing up, I've been very introverted, not a very public speaker, very introverted.
Speaker B:
And so I don't see myself as a verbal communicator, even though that is what I'm doing now today.
Speaker B:
But all growing up, very quiet, not very communicator.
Speaker B:
And so I picked up video.
Speaker B:
I liked being behind the camera and I would tell stories through the camera.
Speaker B:
And they said, I see you speaking on top of A mountain.
Speaker B:
And all of a sudden, it hit me that God had put me in this place of video to communicate with.
Speaker B:
My name is angel, which means messenger.
Speaker B:
And the messenger communicates from the divine, from God, especially because of my middle name is referring to God too.
Speaker B:
And so it's God's messenger.
Speaker B:
That's my name.
Speaker B:
And so I communicate from God, and that is what God called me to.
Speaker B:
And so when I realized that.
Speaker B:
That I liked video and that that was my name, and 15, 20 years later, it just like, wow, that's what I was called to do.
Speaker B:
And I feel like God knows the plans that he has for you.
Speaker B:
He knew the plans he had for me that before I was born, he gave me a name to communicate.
Speaker B:
And that is what I do.
Speaker B:
Yeah, that is what I do.
Speaker B:
I communicate now, and I communicated through video.
Speaker B:
Now I'm communicating through words.
Speaker B:
But God has a plan, a plan for you, Nikki, and.
Speaker B:
And he knows where you are to be.
Speaker B:
I know he has a plan for you and for everyone in this room and for everyone watching and what career.
Speaker B:
I would say just press in and realize, maybe take a look back at where he's brought you through, because you'll find a lot through that.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
You'll see the reflections, the little hints.
Speaker A:
That has less.
Speaker B:
He's dropping little hints.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
Little Easter eggs, little like, hey, I actually nudged you to do this.
Speaker A:
You know, Remember that?
Speaker B:
Right.
Speaker A:
I think the answers are there.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
It's just seeking them.
Speaker A:
Right?
Speaker A:
Seeking.
Speaker A:
You'll find.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
So.
Speaker B:
And another great example, too, is Paul, first known as Saul, first known as Pharisee.
Speaker B:
His upbringing, he.
Speaker B:
He.
Speaker B:
He even says it himself.
Speaker B:
I was the most Jew of Jews.
Speaker B:
I. I was a Pharisee.
Speaker B:
I should.
Speaker B:
I would know these things.
Speaker B:
And I knew these things, yet here I am now as a Christ follower.
Speaker B:
Right.
Speaker B:
All of his upbringing and then to persecuting Christians to.
Speaker B:
Then it all got flipped.
Speaker B:
And everything that he knew, everything that he went through, everything that he grew up knowing, that was a tool for then using that to now having the revelation of Christ firsthand.
Speaker B:
I think that was what bridged everything together.
Speaker B:
The Word was.
Speaker B:
It became flesh and it dwelt among us.
Speaker B:
And he saw that because he knew the Word as a Pharisee.
Speaker B:
And then he saw Jesus and he's like, it's the same.
Speaker B:
Here we are.
Speaker B:
And it was because of what he went through, that his career, his position where he was, it just became evident.
Speaker B:
He brings you through.
Speaker A:
Wow.
Speaker B:
And he brings you to.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
Come on.
Speaker A:
That's so good.
Speaker A:
And being placed in those positions.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
Where God really leads you.
Speaker A:
Sometimes you don't even know where the destination is.
Speaker A:
But he's been preparing it since day one or even before day one, day, day zero.
Speaker B:
Right.
Speaker B:
So good.
Speaker A:
Which leads me to the next question from Judy, which says, can God put you in a position in my work career where I have little to no knowledge?
Speaker A:
Every day I question myself.
Speaker A:
Why did I.
Speaker A:
Why did my company promote me when I feel so unqualified for it?
Speaker A:
How do I approach it in God's way?
Speaker A:
Wow.
Speaker A:
It's actually so interesting because we see this all over the Bible.
Speaker A:
We see this where David wasn't prepared to be king.
Speaker B:
Yep.
Speaker A:
David wasn't prepared to be king.
Speaker A:
Or Gideon was the weakest of them all.
Speaker A:
Or you see just so many different people.
Speaker A:
So many.
Speaker A:
Moses couldn't even speak and he was called to be this leader.
Speaker A:
And all these people didn't have training beforehand.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
And it's so interesting because some quote that always comes up to mind when these type of conversations come up, and that is, God doesn't call the qualified.
Speaker A:
He qualifies the call.
Speaker B:
That's so good.
Speaker B:
Put that on a T shirt.
Speaker A:
Put that on a T shirt.
Speaker A:
Put that on a mug.
Speaker A:
Put that everywhere.
Speaker B:
Put it on a bumper sticker sticker.
Speaker A:
Let everyone know about it.
Speaker A:
But yeah, we see it all over the Bible.
Speaker A:
And I took a time to reflect, like, why does God do this?
Speaker A:
Why does God choose these people?
Speaker A:
Why does he choose the people who used to be tax collectors?
Speaker A:
Why does he choose people who.
Speaker B:
Fishermen.
Speaker A:
Fishermen.
Speaker A:
Just random people.
Speaker A:
Random people to be his disciples or random people to lead people out of exile?
Speaker A:
Why?
Speaker A:
Why does he choose these people?
Speaker A:
And one of the things is that the main characteristic is that they're humble at heart.
Speaker A:
They feel like they don't deserve it.
Speaker B:
Wow.
Speaker A:
But they have a heart that is willing and that is different.
Speaker A:
Because when you see someone, for example, if you're hiring someone for a job, you're not just looking for someone who.
Speaker A:
Yeah, they have skills, they have everything.
Speaker A:
But you want to see the heart behind it.
Speaker B:
You look for character.
Speaker A:
You look for the character.
Speaker B:
Character can't be taught.
Speaker A:
The character cannot be taught at all.
Speaker A:
And so David, coming from the trenches, he was in the sheep's field, like, tending the sheep, and he was called to be king.
Speaker A:
The humility that takes to be a sheep, like a shepherd.
Speaker A:
The humility that takes where he was the last of them all.
Speaker A:
He was forgotten.
Speaker A:
He was that guy just in the.
Speaker B:
Field, and he was content and he was happy.
Speaker A:
He was happy about It.
Speaker A:
And so.
Speaker A:
But God called him out of it because he saw his heart and his character, a character that fit the role.
Speaker A:
And so possibly, Judy, God sees your character.
Speaker A:
He sees your heart.
Speaker A:
And he wants people who are willing.
Speaker A:
And so how did David.
Speaker A:
How did Moses become the people that they are?
Speaker A:
Yeah, because they leaned on God.
Speaker A:
God gave him instruction.
Speaker A:
I'll give you a verse for this.
Speaker A:
And that is Exodus 4.
Speaker A:
And it's.
Speaker A:
It's literally when.
Speaker A:
When Moses was talking to the Lord and was like, oh, but like, I can't even speak.
Speaker B:
Yeah, I can't spe.
Speaker A:
Know how to speak.
Speaker A:
You know, how do I.
Speaker A:
How am I going to do this?
Speaker A:
And it's Exodus 4:11.
Speaker A:
It says, the Lord said to him, who gave human beings their mouths, who makes them deaf or mute, who gives them sight or makes them blind, it is not I, the Lord.
Speaker A:
Now go.
Speaker A:
I will help you speak, and I will teach you what to say.
Speaker A:
And so lean on the Lord.
Speaker A:
Isn't the Lord the one who is in control of everything?
Speaker A:
Isn't he the king of your life?
Speaker A:
So let him teach you.
Speaker A:
Be led by the spirit.
Speaker A:
Be led by the Lord.
Speaker A:
Isn't he the best teacher?
Speaker A:
Isn't he the best king?
Speaker A:
That leads us to the best decisions, the best promotions, the best places?
Speaker A:
And so lean on him.
Speaker A:
That's why Moses became the man that he is.
Speaker A:
That's why how David became the king that he is, because they leaned on the Lord and the Lord taught them because they were obedient and humble enough to be taught and to be led.
Speaker A:
Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:
Sometimes, too, you are promoted not because of your technical ability, but because of your character.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
Because you're.
Speaker B:
For example, David, he didn't go to king school.
Speaker B:
There was no king school.
Speaker B:
He didn't go to king school.
Speaker B:
And then became qualified.
Speaker B:
He was a shepherd, and that's what made him qualified for the role of a king.
Speaker B:
And our family went to go watch David the movie, the new animated movie.
Speaker B:
And there was a scene.
Speaker B:
I'm pretty sure I read all of Samuel after that because I was like, oh, that movie just, like, inspired me to, like, just read all of David's story.
Speaker B:
So I read all of Samuel.
Speaker B:
I'm pretty sure it's not in here.
Speaker B:
But the movie, you know, made it up where David is like, I don't know if I can do this right.
Speaker B:
I'm not called to be king, and I'm just a shepherd, and I don't know how to lead these people.
Speaker B:
And then I believe it was Saul in the movie who was like, that's because the people don't need someone like Saul don't need someone like that.
Speaker B:
They need a shepherd to lead them.
Speaker B:
And then it was like, wow, you know, it's like the, the Lord, he needed a shepherd to lead the people and that was his qualification.
Speaker B:
And it might not look the same.
Speaker B:
Like if, if, if I read a little bit of the, of the question too where she talks about, you know, the, the technical skill.
Speaker B:
I don't have it versus the, what I do have.
Speaker B:
But I was elevated to this role.
Speaker B:
You may not need the technical skill.
Speaker B:
Yes, it's good.
Speaker B:
Yes, you can go learn it and no help.
Speaker B:
But the promotion comes because you know, you're qualified by character, you're qualified by heart.
Speaker B:
And when you're humble, I feel like when you're humble you value things more because you know you didn't earn it or deserve it like salvation, but you, you value it so much more when you're humble.
Speaker B:
Yeah, yeah, that's good.
Speaker B:
Leaning into things that we do not deserve.
Speaker B:
There's a question about finances.
Speaker A:
Okay.
Speaker B:
Especially like heavenly finances.
Speaker B:
This is a good one.
Speaker B:
This is a good one.
Speaker B:
Hit, hit home for me.
Speaker B:
So this one is from Anonymous.
Speaker B:
So they didn't actually tell us their name.
Speaker B:
So from Anonymous.
Speaker B:
I have been tithing and giving, but I need help on how to believe for a supernatural debt cancellation on my mortgage.
Speaker B:
But I haven't seen it come to pass.
Speaker B:
I believe and declare that my mortgage will be paid off on a specific date, but it doesn't happen.
Speaker B:
What is wrong with my faith?
Speaker B:
So real, so real, so wrong.
Speaker B:
Yeah, so there's personally had lots of debt, lots of debt.
Speaker B:
Like a lot in the six digits.
Speaker B:
It's a lot I read on KCM site and I was like, you know, Lord, we need a breakthrough in these, in this, you know, in these, this financial situation.
Speaker B:
Lord help.
Speaker B:
And it led me to this KCM prayer of agreement on debt freedom.
Speaker B:
So I read it and it was beautiful.
Speaker B:
So I want to actually read it together here you can, we'll put the link in the description so you can go read it yourself.
Speaker B:
But I actually want to just read it out now.
Speaker B:
And it's very practical.
Speaker B:
Like it's super practical.
Speaker B:
It's not very over spiritualized.
Speaker B:
It's super practical.
Speaker B:
So step one is to list all of the debts that you presently, presently owe and all bills that need to be paid.
Speaker B:
Just list it all, list all the amounts.
Speaker B:
Next is that you locate three scriptures and you stand on concerning your debt freedom and include them in your agreement so you're creating this agreement.
Speaker B:
You're creating this, this, this legal agreement, spiritual legal agreement.
Speaker B:
And it says like, here's some examples.
Speaker B:
And it's like Proverbs 22:7.
Speaker B:
The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is a slave to the lender.
Speaker B:
Romans 13:8.
Speaker B:
Owe no man anything but to love them.
Speaker B:
Deuteronomy:
Speaker B:
This is the one that I mainly was like, that's, that's my scripture I'm standing on.
Speaker B:
The Lord will open to you his good treasure, the heavens, to give the rain on your land on its season, and to bless all the work of your hand you shall lend to many nations, but you shall not borrow.
Speaker B:
Next is claim your spiritual authority.
Speaker B:
Write down a declaration that you are binding Satan concerning your finances and releasing angels to go out and minister on your behalf.
Speaker B:
And then you release your faith.
Speaker B:
Within this agreement you write, I, we release our faith.
Speaker B:
So you also, you, you want to partner with somebody.
Speaker B:
So you want to take some.
Speaker B:
Your, your spouse, your, a friend, someone that you can stand and agree this on.
Speaker B:
Because the Scriptures say, when two or more agree concerning anything on earth, it shall be done.
Speaker B:
So then we call those things to be, which be not as though they are.
Speaker B:
And whatever things we desire, we believe that we receive them.
Speaker B:
Mark:
Speaker B:
And so these are the things that we are now agreeing and believing on.
Speaker B:
Now we present this to our Heavenly Father.
Speaker B:
So that's the next step.
Speaker B:
This acknowledges that he is the source of your supply.
Speaker B:
So you lay hands on the list and you pray for them According to Romans 13:8.
Speaker B:
Take communion over the agreement.
Speaker B:
It's so practical.
Speaker B:
Like these, all these steps are like very practical.
Speaker B:
And then you keep it before you.
Speaker B:
And I've kept that on my Bible and I've been crossing out debts that have been canceled recently had a $13,000 debt canceled.
Speaker A:
Wow.
Speaker B:
It just, it's gone now.
Speaker B:
It's literally gone.
Speaker B:
And so this is something that one is faith.
Speaker B:
Yes, but it's also practical to believing in.
Speaker B:
You're not just holding, believing and you pray.
Speaker B:
It's like, I pray that this is gone.
Speaker B:
You're binding things.
Speaker B:
When you create an agreement, when you sign off on it, it has power and it holds weight.
Speaker B:
When you hold it before a judge, AKA the Lord the Father, who is also judge, you come and bring it to his courts.
Speaker B:
It has weight.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
So we'll put the link of this in the description so you guys can follow it.
Speaker B:
But I just wanted to share it because it, it has, it has shifted my Faith.
Speaker B:
Right.
Speaker B:
When you stand on the word, when you stand on these declarations, when you stand on.
Speaker B:
This works.
Speaker B:
Yeah, it works.
Speaker B:
You manifest through your words, through declaring, through seeing, through having it in front of you.
Speaker B:
And it.
Speaker B:
And it works.
Speaker A:
Wow.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
It's so good.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
So practical and so simple.
Speaker B:
Right.
Speaker A:
Where has this been for all of our lives?
Speaker B:
Link is in the description.
Speaker B:
We'll note it down there for you.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
On a quick note.
Speaker B:
Also, aside from that, there's this book, I forgot to mention this book.
Speaker B:
This is a book called Goddess.
Speaker B:
My Source is a little tiny book.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
This book helps with realizing that God is your source.
Speaker B:
Not any loans, not any family members, not any job.
Speaker B:
Those aren't your source.
Speaker B:
It is the Lord who is your source and the Word is your supply.
Speaker B:
And so it has like 70 scriptures on financial freedom.
Speaker B:
I also recommend it.
Speaker B:
We'll throw the link in the description too.
Speaker B:
I so recommend it.
Speaker B:
Faith Builder.
Speaker B:
Right here.
Speaker B:
Literally.
Speaker B:
And then you can write on it.
Speaker B:
You can write like, what are you believing for?
Speaker B:
What are your.
Speaker B:
What are your debts?
Speaker B:
What are things that you wanting to see?
Speaker B:
One thing is, like, what are your dreams like?
Speaker B:
If, if you had no limit, if you had a literal heaven bank account, what would you believe for?
Speaker B:
And write it down.
Speaker B:
If you, if, if you could have anything, financial breakthrough, what would it be?
Speaker B:
Not just getting out of debt, but what would be on top of that, what would be the, the, the.
Speaker B:
The buildup that you would have to help others do?
Speaker B:
Like, what would that look like to help others dream?
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
So anyway, highly recommend it.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
Well, I think we reached the end of the questions.
Speaker B:
Yep.
Speaker A:
So.
Speaker B:
Okay.
Speaker A:
Well, I'm not really reached the end of the questions because we still need to answer one verse check.
Speaker B:
Here we go.
Speaker A:
We're back to verse check.
Speaker A:
So why.
Speaker A:
Why Philippians 4:6 to 7.
Speaker B:
Yes.
Speaker A:
Okay.
Speaker B:
Yes.
Speaker B:
Let me read it.
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And then we could see.
Speaker B:
What was the question again?
Speaker A:
The question.
Speaker B:
You remind me the question.
Speaker A:
You.
Speaker A:
You are anxious about your job or school.
Speaker B:
Anxious about job or school.
Speaker B:
You know, it's interesting that that's such a real thing.
Speaker B:
It happens in our family.
Speaker B:
It's like, so real.
Speaker B:
So, so real.
Speaker B:
I wouldn't be shocked to say that this happens to, like, 90% of everybody.
Speaker A:
Everyone.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
Yeah, right.
Speaker B:
Philippians 4, 6 and 7 in the NLT.
Speaker B:
I'll read it quickly.
Speaker B:
It says, don't worry about anything instead, or don't be anxious.
Speaker B:
Some translations, don't be anxious, don't worry.
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Don't worry about anything.
Speaker B:
Pray about everything.
Speaker B:
Tell God what you need and thank him for all that he has done.
Speaker B:
Right?
Speaker B:
So right there we already have some keys.
Speaker B:
And then you will experience God's peace.
Speaker A:
Right?
Speaker B:
Then after you thank him for everything you've done, he's done, then you will experience God's peace.
Speaker B:
It's like, that's a key.
Speaker B:
That's a key which exceeds anything we can understand.
Speaker B:
And his peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.
Speaker B:
Talk about practical.
Speaker B:
Talk about practical.
Speaker B:
It's.
Speaker B:
It's like, here's a step.
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Instead of worrying, actually just thank the Lord for what he's done.
Speaker B:
You shift that perspective of worry to thankfulness.
Speaker B:
You receive peace in that moment.
Speaker B:
And what is inside?
Speaker B:
Anxiety.
Speaker B:
It's just.
Speaker B:
It's just worry.
Speaker B:
It's just worry about ifs, worry about what could be.
Speaker B:
And I can't.
Speaker B:
I can't stop.
Speaker B:
But picture anxiety in, inside out too.
Speaker B:
You know, it's like, what if?
Speaker B:
What if?
Speaker B:
You know, like, what if?
Speaker B:
Let's prepare for all of the ifs.
Speaker B:
And you go crazy preparing for every.
Speaker B:
If you do.
Speaker B:
You can't.
Speaker B:
You're not meant to.
Speaker B:
You're meant to live day by day.
Speaker B:
Live today and only worry about the things of today.
Speaker B:
Because tomorrow will have its own worries.
Speaker B:
So don't even worry about tomorrow.
Speaker B:
Just worry about today.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
Yeah, sorry, two verses.
Speaker A:
That's good.
Speaker A:
Tomorrow has its own worries, right?
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
That's awesome.
Speaker A:
That's so good.
Speaker A:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
It's so important to be thankful because the opposite of thankfulness is actually like complaining.
Speaker B:
Yep.
Speaker A:
And like sitting in that and so getting out of that and changing your mindset.
Speaker A:
And later ON In Philippians 4, it talks about your mindset and the things that you need to be thinking about.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker A:
And so read it.
Speaker B:
Yeah, read Philippians 4.
Speaker B:
Read all Philippians.
Speaker B:
Read the whole Bible.
Speaker B:
We recommend it.
Speaker A:
We recommend it.
Speaker B:
That's awesome.
Speaker B:
Well, thank you so much for joining us today and submit your questions.
Speaker B:
The link and the email is in the description below.
Speaker A:
Yeah, we would love to answer them.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
Yeah.
Speaker B:
All right, till next time.
Speaker B:
Be blessed.
Speaker A:
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