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In this episode, we explore why wealth and stewardship are essential for Christians, backed by over 2000 Biblical references to money and tithing.
We discuss how to use our resources to honor God, support important causes like combating human trafficking, and make a positive impact in the world. We also take a closer look at the prosperity gospel, highlighting that true prosperity involves using wealth wisely for God’s purposes.
We talk about how having financial resources enables us to care for our families, fund meaningful projects, and influence various aspects of life in line with Christian values.

In the latest episode of "The King’s Council," Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards delve into Genesis 1:28, emphasizing that dominion means actively developing and nurturing what we create. They connect this concept to the Abrahamic Covenant (Genesis 12:2-3), which they argue is fulfilled through Jesus, suggesting that its blessings are still relevant for Christians today.
Meek and Edwards discuss how living purposefully according to Kingdom principles and maintaining a strong faith can positively impact the Kingdom economy. They encourage listeners to embrace these principles in their daily lives to contribute effectively to the Kingdom.
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Discover the true meaning of prosperity in our latest episode of The King's Council Podcast! Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards explore the often misunderstood concept of prosperity within the Christian faith. Many popular teachings focus on material wealth and financial success, but what does the Bible actually say about prosperity? In this episode, Meek and Edwards dive deep into the biblical truths and uncover how God’s idea of prosperity extends far beyond earthly riches. Learn how to thrive, grow, and flourish in all areas of your life according to God’s plan. Whether you’re seeking financial freedom, spiritual growth, or a deeper relationship with God, this episode is for you.
Takeaways:
The difference between biblical prosperity and popular prosperity teachings.How God’s greatest gift goes beyond material wealth.Understanding the true meaning of prosperity in God’s eyes.Aligning your life with God’s Word to experience true prosperity.Practical steps to achieve prosperity through vision, structure, and action.
Quotes:
God wants us to prosper. That was part of His original intent when He created us. Even though we know the fall happened and we jacked up a lot of things, the best part is that God had a plan. His word does not return void. - Rylee Meek
Most Christians are taught that money is the root of all evil, but God is a God of abundance. Jesus died for us to have life here on earth in abundance. - Christian Edwards
Turns out there are a lot of scriptures on prosperity and success in the Bible. Prosperity is part of God’s original commandment to be fruitful and multiply. - Rylee Meek
It's unfathomable to think that the same God who created everything lives inside of us, but you only earn the right to be called a child of God when you surrender to Christ. - Christian Edwards
Our ability to succeed is based on our availability, responsibility, and accountability to God. - Rylee Meek
Money should be a servant, not a master, and financial security should not become an idol. - Christian Edwards 

Developing a vision and understanding the 'why' behind actions is essential for a purpose-driven life.
Understanding one's identity in Christ is paramount for believers seeking to navigate life's complexities and fulfill their divine purpose. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards offer compelling perspectives on this topic, each shaped by their distinct experiences and insights. Meek underscores the transformative power of mindset, advocating for Christian entrepreneurs to align their thoughts with Scripture to experience growth and purposeful living. He emphasizes the power of choice and the necessity of renewing one's mind to embrace a mindset of abundance. On the other hand, Edwards views our identity in Christ as central to our purpose and destiny, likening individual lives to puzzle pieces that find significance within God's kingdom. He stresses the importance of seeking God's will and trusting in His power to equip us, thereby leading to a life filled with fulfillment. Together, their perspectives illuminate a path where believers can thrive both personally and professionally by anchoring their identity in Christ.

Regularly revisit your identity in Christ to embody the fruit of the Spirit as ambassadors for Christ.

Takeaways
Understanding one's identity in Christ is crucial for decision-making and purposeAligning one's identity with faith leads to fulfillment and joyBelievers are ambassadors for Christ, reflecting His joy and peaceMindset plays a significant role in transforming lives and embracing abundanceEffort, excellence, passion, and focus are key traits of a game changerExcellence and integrity are vital components of being a game changerDeveloping a vision and understanding the 'why' behind actions is essential for a purpose-driven life

Quotes
"Once you know what your why is now, how do I go and achieve that?" - Christian Edwards

"God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases him." - Christian Edwards

"Your mindset determines most everything in your life." - Rylee Meek

"Those, can I just add how important mindset is? And it's something that you can control. It's something your mindset you can control. Think of romans twelve two. Don't be conformed to the patterns of the world. The world's thinking is thinking. Thinking, right? But we could be transformed by the renewing of our minds. We could be transformed. That's how powerful mindset is. We could be completely transformed if we have the proper mindset, that of a victorious conqueror, one who is an overcomer." - Rylee Meek

"Your focus, be focused. And it's easier to be focused when we know exactly what our whys are and what that driving force is to get us out of bed every single day." - Rylee Meek

"Nothing will change faster in your life than if you just change the way you think about something, right? It's got to start in your head. It's all about mindset." - Christian Edwards

"It's by faith and faith alone." - Rylee Meek


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How can practicing virtues like self-control and perseverance enhance one's faith?
Faith is a multifaceted journey that involves continual growth and intentional enhancement, much like the physical supplements that many incorporate into their daily lives for better health. Rylee Meek and Christian Edwards, notable speakers at faith-based events, offer unique perspectives on how spiritual supplements can bolster one's faith journey. Rylee Meek emphasizes that accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior is just the beginning, advocating for the continuous supplementation of one’s faith to fully experience and maximize one's walk with God. Drawing a parallel to physical health, Meek likens spiritual supplements to necessary aids that improve our faith experience in a world where the "food supply" of spiritual nourishment can often be lacking. Similarly, Christian Edwards underscores the believer's responsibility to bring heaven's blueprint to earth, starting from salvation. He views these faith supplements as essential tools that enhance the essence of God within us, preparing believers for both an enriching earthly experience and an overwhelming entrance into eternity. Through their insights, both Meek and Edwards inspire individuals to deepen their faith intentionally and holistically.

By cultivating these seven disciplines you nurture your faith journey.

Takeaways
Turning Point Faith aims to address the intersection of spirituality and politics in today's society.Adding supplements to faith can enhance growth and strengthen one's relationship with Jesus.Actively practicing virtues like self-control and perseverance can enhance one's faith and reflect the character of God.Supplementing faith with virtues like moral excellence can glorify God in all aspects of life.Self-control is crucial as a supplement to faith to combat desires and vices.Self-control allows individuals to overcome vices and cravings, leading to a disciplined and virtuous lifestyle.Hope, defined biblically as a confident expectation, produces perseverance and character in navigating trials and tribulations.

Quotes
"For if these things are yours and abound, you will neither, you'll be neither barren nor unfruitful in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ." - Christian Edwards

"When God looks down from heaven at us as believers, he wants to see himself. We're to be a mirror image of him. We are to be conformed to his image." - Christian Edwards

"If God gave you the vision, he will give you the capacity to fulfill the vision, but it takes your perseverance to see it through." - Rylee Meek

"Kindness is not niceness. Right? There's a big difference. Or just acceptance of everything. Sometimes to be kind, you've got to be bold." - Rylee Meek

"To love is a decision. It's not an emotion. Despite these movies that you may see, despite seeing somebody and just, like, feeling these butterflies in your tummy about them, it's a decision to compassionately, to righteously, to sacrificially meet the needs of another." - Christian Edwards

"If I hear anything other than that, I'm going to be very disappointed knowing that you're like, who just made it right by this? Give me your teeth. Oh, man. Definitely don't. Don't want that to happen." - Rylee Meek


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Covetousness and idolatry are intertwined concepts, emphasizing the need to turn towards God and away from material idols.
 
Idolatry, a sin consistently condemned in scripture, often starts innocuously but can lead to significant spiritual oppression by prioritizing anything over one's relationship with God, such as fitness, relationships, or material possessions. Rylee Meek views idolatry as a serious and often underestimated sin, manifesting in various forms that can hinder one's relationship with God. He stresses the importance of recognizing and fleeing from idols to fully devote oneself to worshiping the true God. Similarly, Christian Edwards emphasizes that idolatry, although it may begin from a seemingly good place, is the dominant sin addressed in scripture. He advocates for repentance and turning away from idols, highlighting the need to acknowledge God's exclusive rights to our worship and devotion to avoid spiritual oppression. Both perspectives underline the necessity of humility, accountability, and community support to overcome the pitfalls of pride and idolatry, fostering a spiritually fulfilling life aligned with God's will.
Acknowledging idols in one's life and understanding what constitutes idolatry is essential to fleeing from it, as instructed in scripture.
Takeaways
Idolatry is mentioned as the dominant sin in scripture and is always condemned, even if it starts in a good place.Acknowledging idols in one's life and understanding what constitutes idolatry is essential to fleeing from it, as instructed in scripture.Covetousness and idolatry are intertwined concepts, emphasizing the need to turn towards God and away from material idols.Societal challenges related to personal identity, pride, and cultural support for causes are discussed in a conversation between two speakers.In the dialogue on worship and purpose, it is emphasized that seeking pleasure and happiness as the sole pursuit in life can be dangerous."Kings and Idols" delves into the dangers of becoming an idol for others.
Quotes
"There's no sin, actually, that's mentioned more in scripture than the sin of idolatry, and it's the dominant sin that's addressed over every other sin, and it's always condemned. Always condemned." - Christian Edwards

"Be a good example of a Christian by turning your back to those idols, turning towards God." - Christian Edwards

"I want to give everything like I don't want anybody to know anything that. That I'd be given because I want my credit to be built up in heaven." - Rylee Meek

"Happiness is dependent upon your happenings, so your circumstances dictate whether you're happy or not. Well, guess what? If you have a relationship with Christ, you could have true joy that never wavers, never wanes to see." - Christian Edwards

"Examine yourself. See if you have any idols. See if there's anything that's competing with your loyalty to God right now and identify it and flee from that thing. Make some changes." - Christian Edwards


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