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So as we started talking about our finances being primarily separate, I started having people

ask, well, how do you think this aligns with the Bible? Because I have mentioned how I do view

money from a biblical standpoint. And so, you know, if a marriage is one union and one unity and

offer one family and two become one, well, does separate finances align with the Bible?

You know, so let's kind of dive into that. Okay, first off, I want to say, a biblical approach

to money in marriage can be highly useful as it emphasizes shared values, financial

responsibility, and effective communication. I feel like we have all of those things, shared values, financial responsibility, and effective communication. I feel like we have all of those

things shared values, financial responsibility, and effective communication in line with the way that we do ours.

And I would think most families probably do and have figured out something that works in those lines.

By following biblical principles, couples can avoid common financial pitfalls and strengthen their relationships

toward shared and strengthen their relationship through shared stewardship.

Stewardship is huge. We're going to talk about this. It can also provide a solid foundation for long-term financial stability and God honoring decision making.

Okay, so first things first. I feel like

anytime someone thinks about money in the Bible, I feel like the verse to go to is First Timothy

about the love of money. And I'll let you share that. Read that one, Grant. All right, the love of money

first Timothy. Godliness with contentment is a great gain.

For we brought nothing into the world and we can take nothing out of it. But if we have food and

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