MEN OF FAITH — Church, Faith & Finances

A man’s walk with God isn’t only measured in worship on Sunday—it’s reflected in how he stewards his gifts, his home, and his money.
Some men grew up believing church and finances don’t mix. They were taught that talking about money was worldly, shameful, or prideful.
But the truth is simple: God never asked us to be broke. He asked us to be trustworthy.

Your faith should influence the way you earn, the way you spend, and the way you build.
If a man can’t manage his finances, he will struggle to manage his family.
If he avoids responsibility, fear will lead his decisions instead of prayer.
The Lord calls us to wisdom, discipline, and accountability, not just survival.

When men understand this, they stop chasing quick money and start building generational stability:
• Tithing becomes an act of trust—not obligation.
• Budgeting becomes stewardship—not punishment.
• Investing becomes legacy—not greed.
• Hard work becomes ministry—not slavery.

We are called to walk by faith, not by sight.
That means trusting God while still doing the work He placed in our hands.
You pray. You plan. You execute.
That’s how men of faith grow themselves, their homes, their businesses, and their churches.

Scriptural Foundation

• “The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is slave to the lender.” — Proverbs 22:7
• “Well done, good and faithful servant… You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things.” — Matthew 25:21

Men of Faith aren’t scared of finances.
We face them.
We master them.
We use them to build God’s kingdom, support our families, and strengthen our communities.

Walk with us.
MEN OF FAITH — We walk by faith, not by sight.