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FINANCIAL FREEDOM

CLASS ONE

The purpose of this course is to help you understand how to see money and material possessions from God’s viewpoint, and as a result, handle your physical resources in a way that will honor God and fulfill your ultimate purpose in this physical life.

CLASS TWO

The purpose of this class is to help you understand how insidious and dangerous the spirit of greed is in our lives.

CLASS THREE

The purpose of this class is to help you understand the treasure principle that Jesus taught His followers. It is an important part of understanding money and possessions from God’s viewpoint.

CLASS FOUR

The purpose of this class is to help you understand that you are responsible for managing God’s money. We will all be held accountable as to how we have managed the resources that God has placed in our hands.

CLASS FIVE

The purpose of this class is to help you understand the importance of getting out of debt and the strategies to achieve it. Debt is one of the biggest obstacles to being generous and experiencing the financial freedom that God wants for us.

CLASS SIX

The purpose of this class is to help you better understand the power that is released in your life for divine blessing and provision through the act of giving in faith. The focus is to develop a spirit of kingdom generosity.

CLASS SEVEN

The purpose of this class is to help each student understand the core principles of saving, investing, and planning for retirement. Our goal is to approach these areas through the lens of God’s purpose for our lives, recognizing that we are called to wisely manage and steward the resources He has entrusted to us.

CLASS EIGHT

The purpose of this class is to help each student create a practical spending plan using the principles they have learned throughout this course. We will begin by exploring the four languages of money, helping each person understand their own money language – how they naturally view and value money. With this insight, especially for those who are married, students can better understand both their own financial tendencies and those of their spouse, leading to clearer communication and stronger financial unity.