Wisdom Catchers Coastlands Community Church

We obtain wisdom from two primary sources: our own experience and the experience of others.  Sometimes we learn what to do and sometimes we learn what not to do.  As we gain wisdom from those who have gone before us, it is especially good to learn from those who are nearing the end of the journey so we can receive a perspective that few of us have as life culminates in so many ways.  Today we hear from John and Barbara Myers who have been married over 68 years and have served their church and community in so many ways.  They have two daughters and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Generosity

The focus of this podcast in the Walking in Financial Freedom series is generosity.  Von and Teri give testimonials that highlight the 'aha' moments in their walk with becoming more generous.  They discuss the scripture which says God owns the “cattle and a thousand hills” and how being generous has been a blessing in their life.

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Debt

The conversation continues focusing on debt on the Walking in Financial Freedom series.  Pastor Durant, Von, and Teri discuss scriptures and what God says about debt.  The conversation embraces topics such as compounding interest, contentment, social media, and snowballs. The most important message is there is hope to get free from debt if you follow a proven plan and have mentors to coach you towards debt-free living.



Interested in Financial Freedom? Teri and Von are leading a class on zoom beginning Monday, September 27. Here's the link to sign-up: fpu.com/1141328

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Budgeting is not a bad word; it leads your family to freedom.   Von and Teri continue the Walking in Financial Freedom series discussing the importance of intentionality in your money decisions.  They discuss aligning personal or family values in creating budgets that stick.  Scripture instructs us to have a plan for money, lest it disappears as quickly as it is received.  Getting a budget started is usually the most challenging first step. They offer suggestions for removing low-hanging fruit in developing priority areas in your financial plan



Interested in Financial Freedom? Teri and Von are leading a class on zoom beginning Monday, September 27. Here's the link to sign-up: fpu.com/1141328

To find out more about this ministry: http://coastlands-church.org/

connect with us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/ccconmission

connect with us on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/coastlandscommunitychurch/

Finances are a tough topic in many relationships.  Financial Peace Coordinators Von and Teri share their insights in a special Walking in Financial Freedom podcast series.  In the intro episode, we explore the importance of relationships with money and working together as a team.  As we think about how we spend money, we remember that God gave His very best, modeling his generosity and love for us.



No more money stress—ever! It’s possible when you know how to handle your finances. Join my virtual Financial Peace University class, and we’ll learn how to dump debt and build wealth. You won’t even have to leave home. And now, you can try Financial Peace free for 14 days! Visit fpu.com/1141328 to sign up and learn more. Class starts Monday, September 27, 2021.



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God created us for a relationship. Though that relationship was broken by sin, Christ repaired the way back. Prayer is a relationship building tool with God the Father. We remain in constant relatonship through prayer and abiding in Jesus. John 15:5, sermon by Chris Alix