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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2026 · 7 MIN

Ep. 68 Kingdom Principles about Money Pt. 3 | Capitalist Culture vs. Kingdom Wealth

from Sonship University w/ J.T. Singletary · host J.T. Singletary

Is Capitalism biblical?  In part 3 of the Kingdom Principles About Money series, J.T. Singletary reveals:   • How today’s grind culture compares with God’s wealth creation principles   • The consequences of fear based money making  • The importance of discerning the times and seasons for your day, week, month, and year  • Why having a wealth anointing is not enough to create wealth    If you haven’t already, catch up and listen to part 1 and part 2 on the money series & stay tuned for part 4 coming soon!  ⭐️ If you enjoy this episode, make sure to rate the podcast 5 stars so that more Christian 9-5ers, entrepreneurs & followers of Jesus can transform their relationship with money with this revelatory wisdom & Biblical insight.    YOUR NEXT STEPS  PRAY: Judgement Prayer Against Babylon   READ: The Pattern For Sustainable Success GIVE: Financially partner with God’s Mission at Sonship University   CONNECT: Follow J.T. Singletary on social media here. Facebook | YouTube | Instagram | TikTok

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