The meeting was a financial class led by Pastor Adam, focusing on the biblical principle of seed time and harvest. Adam apologized for missing the previous class and opened with prayer. He taught that giving is like planting a seed and that believers must water their seed with faith-filled words and meditation on scripture to see a harvest.
Read MoreThis was a financial teaching session led by Pastor Adam, covering biblical principles of giving and sowing. Pastor Adam taught different types of giving with corresponding promises, including tithing (10% from gross income) based on obedience to Malachi 3:8-11, first fruits giving from new income streams or unexpected blessings, almsgiving with expectations of repayment, and seed giving with faith for 30, 60, and 100-fold returns.
Read MoreAdam led a discussion on wills versus trusts, explaining the differences between last wills and testaments versus revocable living trusts. He outlined key advantages of trusts including avoiding probate, maintaining privacy, and providing easier management during incapacitation, while noting that wills are simpler and less expensive but require probate proceedings.
Read MoreThis was a financial education meeting led by Adam, where he taught Lesson 5 about helping parents and adult children financially while avoiding enabling unhealthy dependency. Adam discussed the challenges of the "sandwich generation," where people support multiple generations simultaneously, emphasizing the importance of balancing family support with personal financial stability.
Read MoreThis was Lesson 4 of a financial stewardship class where Adam taught about compound interest and practical versus supernatural financial principles. Adam began by discussing the importance of recognizing God as the source of all blessings and wealth, using biblical verses like Proverbs 10:22 and Matthew 25:14-30 to illustrate how God expects a return on investments.
Read MorePastor Adam conducted a financial stewardship class focused on understanding the purpose of money from a Christian perspective. He taught that money should serve multiple purposes beyond survival, including advancing the gospel, helping those in need, and preparing for the future.
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