194 - How to Choose a Godly Financial Advisor (1 Timothy 3)

Are you searching for a financial advisor who exemplifies Christian character and integrity? Do you want their guidance grounded in Biblical truth versus worldly thinking? Bob and Shawn share the qualities to look for in a financial advisor based on scripture, specifically 1 Timothy chapter 3.

1 Timothy 3 outlines the qualities of an elder or deacon in the church, and we believe that these qualities are also important in a financial advisor. The qualities include being temperate and a good teacher, i.e. someone can explain financial concepts in a way that is understandable. Listen in to find out what other traits we believe a Christian financial advisor should possess!

*Christian Financial Perspectives Episode 194*

*VIDEO CHAPTERS*
0:00 Intro
2:04 Above reproach
2:51 Faithful in their marriage
3:51 Temperate meaning calm and reasonable
4:56 Self Controlled
5:33 Respectable
6:00 Hospitable

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Christian Financial Perspectives covers everything from “Investing in stocks, mutual funds and ETF’s” to “Planning for Retirement” to “Buying Investment Real Estate” to “Creating a Family Legacy” from a Biblical Worldview. The Bible has over 2000 scriptures that speak wisdom into how Christians can successfully structure their finances for a victorious life that honors God. Most people do not realize that Jesus spoke more about stewardship than Heaven and Hell combined.

_About Christian Financial Advisors®_
Christian Financial Advisors® is headquartered in Central Texas and serves clients nationwide with offices in New Braunfels and Boerne, Texas. Our focus is guiding you toward your financial goals by integrating values based advice into financial planning, retirement planning and investment management.

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