It is easy to become focused on building an investment portfolio, but never forget - financial investments are temporary.

As Christians we should be content with God’s provision [1 Timothy 6:6-8] remember that God promised to meet our needs [Matthew 6:31-33] as we put him first.

Any investment that promises an unusually high rate of return means that it’s a risky investment [Proverbs 23:4, 5].

Many people believe the “financial deception” that “smart people use other people’s money” -i.e. smart people borrow to invest in order to increase their returns.

God discourages debt and instructs us to trust Him to meet our needs.