Launch Your Real Life

Bobby Henderson

This podcast is for young Christians who want to go from total financial dependence to complete independence from parents and family. Anyone who wants to own their own finances so that they can meet their goals and impact the Kingdom.

  1. 4d ago

    Get Your Finances Reviewed on the Podcast (100% Anonymous)

    Have you ever wanted an honest, second pair of eyes to look over your income, expenses, and goals without fear of being judged or shamed? In this episode of the Launch Your Real Life podcast, we are launching a brand-new opportunity: Anonymous Community Financial Reviews. You can now submit your financial breakdown and personal goals directly to us, and we will walk through them on upcoming episodes—giving you practical, compassionate, biblically grounded feedback while keeping your identity completely protected. How to Submit Your Finances (2 Simple Steps): Organize Your Numbers: Visit https://outline.newstoryfinancial.com to input your income and expenses, then click "Download PDF" to save your clean financial snapshot. Submit Your Story: Head to https://tally.so/r/Z957aB to upload your PDF, answer a few quick questions about your season of life and goals, and send it directly to our desk. (Your submission will remain 100% anonymous on the show, but you can leave your email if you'd like direct personal follow-up). Connect With Us: Grab Coffee / Connect: https://calendar.app.google/FpD323samwjiP9GG7 About the Podcast: The Launch Your Real Life podcast prepares young Christians to understand and practice biblical stewardship of their money and career. We teach that money management is a practical skill—covering everything from career development and budgeting to wise investing, debt management, and generous giving. Our goal is to help you steward God's resources intentionally so you can confidently carry out your calling. Through practical financial advice, biblical encouragement, and real-world tools, we want to help you build a strong foundation for your future. Standard Links & Resources: Forecast Your Financial Future: https://finstory.app Organize Your Expenses: https://outline.newstoryfinancial.com Start Your New Story: https://www.newstoryfinancial.com

  2. Oct 15

    Becoming a Good Steward: Building Habits that Build You

    Most people try to fix their finances from the outside in—focusing only on outcomes like saving an emergency fund or cutting spending. But real, lasting transformation happens from the inside out. In this episode of the Launch Your Real Life Podcast, we explore the intersection of biblical stewardship and behavioral science. Drawing insights from James Clear’s bestselling book Atomic Habits and Romans 12:2, we look at why who you believe you are drives how you manage money, and how small daily actions cast a vote for the person God is calling you to become. In this episode, we cover: Outcomes vs. Identity: Why focusing purely on goals fails and how shifting your identity creates permanent behavioral change. Casting Votes for Who You Are: How everyday micro-decisions—like opening your bank app or setting up an auto-transfer—shape your financial identity. The Implementation Plan Framework: The simple, science-backed method shown to increase habit follow-through from 35% to 91%. Renewing Your Mind (Romans 12:2): How to stop identifying as someone who is "bad with money" and step into your identity as a redeemed, capable steward of God's resources. Resources Mentioned: Book: Atomic Habits by James Clear Episode Links: Grab Coffee / Connect with Us: calendar.app.google/FpD323samwjiP9GG7 About the Podcast: The Launch Your Real Life podcast prepares young Christians to understand and practice biblical stewardship of their money and career. We teach that money management is a practical skill—covering everything from career development and budgeting to wise investing, debt management, and generous giving. Our goal is to help you steward God's resources intentionally so you can confidently carry out your calling. Through practical financial advice, biblical encouragement, and real-world tools, we want to help you build a strong foundation for your future. Standard Links & Resources: Forecast Your Financial Future: finstory.app Organize Your Expenses: outline.newstoryfinancial.com Start Your New Story: www.newstoryfinancial.com

  3. Oct 1

    Car Buying: Faith & Financial Wisdom

    When transitioning into financial independence, the values we grew up with get tested. How do we balance practical financial wisdom with a biblical, eternal perspective when making big purchases? In this episode of the Launch Your Real Life Podcast, we walk through a real-world example: buying a car. We explore how to make intentional, wise choices without falling into debt traps or spiritual comparison. In this episode, we cover: Worldly Gurus vs. Biblical Principles: How to filter conflicting advice on spending, luxury, and necessity. The Danger of Comparison: Why standing before God is about individual heart orientation, not keeping score with others. The 20/3/8 Rule for Car Buying: Practical guardrails to prevent being upside down on auto loans or rolling over negative equity. Cultivating Contentment: How driving your car long-term, maintaining it, and practicing thanksgiving guards your heart against constant lifestyle creep. About the Podcast: The Launch Your Real Life podcast prepares young Christians to understand and practice biblical stewardship of their money and career. We teach that money management is a practical skill—covering everything from career development and budgeting to wise investing, debt management, and generous giving. Our goal is to help you steward God's resources intentionally so you can confidently carry out your calling. Through practical financial advice, biblical encouragement, and real-world tools, we want to help you build a strong foundation for your future. Episode Links: Grab Coffee / Connect with Us: calendar.app.google/FpD323samwjiP9GG7 Standard Links & Resources: Forecast Your Financial Future: finstory.app Organize Your Expenses: outline.newstoryfinancial.com Start Your New Story: www.newstoryfinancial.com

  4. Sep 17

    Live & Give Like No One Else - Today

    How should we, as Christians, actually view our money? When we read stories in Scripture like the widow’s two copper coins or the rich young ruler, it’s easy to ask, "How much do I need to give to be obedient?" But what if that’s the wrong question entirely? In this episode of the Launch Your Real Life Podcast, we explore the heart behind biblical giving, the tension between comfort and radical surrender, and why practical money management is ultimately about being prepared for whatever God calls us to do. In this episode, we cover: The Heart of the Widow: Why Jesus highlighted the widow's offering and what it teaches us about trust versus security. Reframing Stewardship: Moving from "How much do I have to give?" to "How much do I need to keep?" Faithful Readiness: How mastering the skill of financial stewardship keeps God's resources at the ready for His Kingdom. About the Podcast: The Launch Your Real Life podcast prepares young Christians to understand and practice biblical stewardship of their money and career. We teach that money management is a practical skill—covering everything from career development and budgeting to wise investing, debt management, and generous giving. Our goal is to help you steward God's resources intentionally so you can confidently carry out your calling. Through practical financial advice, biblical encouragement, and real-world tools, we want to help you build a strong foundation for your future. Episode Links: Grab Coffee / Connect with Us: calendar.app.google/FpD323samwjiP9GG7 Standard Links & Resources: Forecast Your Financial Future: finstory.app Organize Your Expenses: outline.newstoryfinancial.com Start Your New Story: www.newstoryfinancial.com

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This podcast is for young Christians who want to go from total financial dependence to complete independence from parents and family. Anyone who wants to own their own finances so that they can meet their goals and impact the Kingdom.