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Secure w/ Rick Dunham
Many Christians don’t understand the true nature of stewardship. Instead, they equate stewardship with tithing – giving a portion of what they have to God and keeping the rest to do with as they please.But biblical stewardship starts from a completely different place and, when properly understood, can provide a security like none other – the kind of security every human heart longs for.In Secure, Rick Dunham, President+CEO of Dunham+Company, recounts his own journey through financial hardship, even coming to the point of near bankruptcy. He believes that tough economic times should be a wake-up call to the Church like they were to him, challenging Christians’ consumer-driven outlook.“Money promises a security it can never deliver,” he writes. “Our hearts have been seduced and ensnared by the promise of freedom, peace and security when in fact, money only turns our hearts away from fully following after God and His purposes.”
Episodes
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The Secure Podcast - Episode 3
“Many of Jesus’ words about money involved warnings. Jesus recognized that the chief competitor to our dependence on Him is our money. When we have enough cash, food, and possessions, we can become self-reliant. Therefore, money is not seen by God as a benign and neutral thing. Money is power…
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The Secure Podcast - Episode 2
When I went through my own personal financial crisis it was easy to attribute the condition to the wrong things. As I look back now, some of the issues were self-inflicted wounds and others came about because God was taking me on a journey to discover true security. Let me share some of my…
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The Secure Podcast - Episode 1
This month is the release of the new edition of my book,Secure: Discovering True Financial Freedom. I couldn’t be more excited with this second printing of my book because if ever there was a time for a clear biblical understanding of how to find security, it’s in these insecure times. Since the...
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Many Christians don’t understand the true nature of stewardship. Instead, they equate stewardship with tithing – giving a portion of what they have to God and keeping the rest to do with as they please.But biblical stewardship starts from a completely different place and, when properly understood, can provide a security like none other – the kind of security every human heart longs for.In Secure, Rick Dunham, President+CEO of Dunham+Company, recounts his own journey through financial hardship, even coming to the point of near bankruptcy. He believes that tough economic times should be a wake-up call to the Church like they were to him, challenging Christians’ consumer-driven outlook.“Money promises a security it can never deliver,” he writes. “Our hearts have been seduced and ensnared by the promise of freedom, peace and security when in fact, money only turns our hearts away from fully following after God and His purposes.”
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Many Christians don’t understand the true nature of stewardship. Instead, they equate stewardship with tithing – giving a portion of what they have to God and keeping the rest to do with as they please.But biblical stewardship starts from a completely different place and, when properly understood,...
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