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Financial Management God's Way Introduction Management of money on our relationship with God and God’s promises on our stewardship responsibilities. Financial Management God's Way Introduction 1 of 2 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Financial Management God's Way Introduction 1 of 2 04:01 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management God's Way Introduction 2 of 2 04:00 Play Video Introduction Financial Management God's Way Session 1 - 1 of 15 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Financial Management God's Way Session 1 - 1 of 15 01:21 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management God's Way Session 1 - 2 of 15 03:02 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management God's Way Session 1- 3 of 15 02:08 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management God's Way Session 1- 4 of 15 02:53 Play Video Session 1: Management of Money What are God’s “true riches” that are dependent upon one’s management of money? Session 1 Session 2: Christian Stewardships What is your understanding of Christian Stewardship or Biblical Stewardship? 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Session 3 Session 4: God's Perspective on Debt and the Importance of Saving Be careful, if you borrow money you may become a servant to the lender Financial Management Gods Way Session 4 - 1 of 3 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 4 - 1 of 3 20:46 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 4 - 2 of 3 07:07 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 4 - 3 of 3 11:31 Play Video Session 4 Financial Management Session 5 part 1 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Financial Management Session 5 part 1 03:25 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Session 5 part 2 02:57 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Session 5 part 3 05:42 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Session 5 part 4 03:09 Play Video Session 5: Get Out of Debt Pray and ask God for His wisdom and His specific direction as to what you should do to become debt-free Session 5 Session 6: Budgeting The purpose of budgeting is to ensure that you spend less than you earn so that you have a surplus to pay down debt and save for future needs. Financial Management Session 6 part 1 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Financial Management Session 6 part 1 03:02 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Session 6 part 2 04:33 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Session 6 part 3 01:57 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Session 6 part 4 01:30 Play Video Session 6 Financial Management Gods Way Session 7 - 1 of 12 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 7 - 1 of 12 06:59 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 7 - 2 of 12 02:51 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 7 - 3 of 12 01:55 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 7 - 4 of 12 05:51 Play Video Session 7: Obtaining Godly Counsel & Wisdom If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him. But when he asks, he must believe and not doubt. Session 7 Session 8: Giving Generously To learn to give generously to God’s work and experience the joy of giving Financial Management Gods Way Session 8 - 1 of 6 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 8 - 1 of 6 01:04 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 8 - 2 of 6 04:17 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 8 - 3 of 6 07:32 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 8 - 4 of 6 02:20 Play Video Session 8 Financial Management Gods Way Session 9 - 1 of 7 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 9 - 1 of 7 07:39 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 9 - 2 of 7 04:19 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 9 - 3 of 6 07:33 Play Video Now Playing Financial Management Gods Way Session 9 - 4 of 7 02:49 Play Video Session 9: Investing God's Way Invest money God’s way and God will meet your needs. Develop and implement a biblically-based investment strategy. Session 9 Session 10: Developing Godly Attitudes Toward Money Worldly Attitudes result in DEBT. Godly attitudes result in minimal debt or no debt. 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Jesus recommends that you save for future needs. Session 11

Back to Co-Signing/Surety Co-Signing for Loans By: Tom Copland June 15, 2020 Several years ago I received a phone call from a woman who indicated that the bank had just taken a significant portion of her and her husband’s retirement fund to pay off a loan for which they had cosigned with their son. Without understanding the implications, the parents had cosigned for a loan for their son and daughter-in-law. After the son and his wife had missed two or three payments, the bank lost patience, legally demanded the loan, and unilaterally used the cosigners’ money to pay it off. As well as losing a lot of money, Mom and Dad lost the good relationship they had had with their son and daughter-in-law, who felt guilty because of what happened. Invitations for dinner were turned down, and both parties at best found it awkward when they got together, because of the significant strain that cosigning had put on the relationship. In my experience, most Christians are not aware that God’s Word strongly advises against cosigning. The terminology for cosigning that is used in the book of Proverbs is to “strike hands in pledge.” It’s important to understand that at the time the book of Proverbs was written, they did not have lengthy legal documents for their agreements; a handshake was sufficient. “To strike hands in pledge” meant to shake hands in the process of making a pledge to pay a financial obligation. God warns that if you strike hands in pledge or cosign for a debt, something very negative could happen to you. Proverbs 22:26, 27 states, “Do not be a man who strikes hands in pledge or puts up security for debts; if you lack the means to pay, your very bed will be snatched from under you” (emphasis added). I believe that an appropriate contemporary analogy to having “your bed snatched out from under you” would be to lose something valuable to you, such as your home or part of your retirement fund. God’s Word in regard to cosigning is a principle, not a law. It is not a sin to cosign, but God warns that if you cosign, you may suffer negative consequences. Proverbs 17:18 is very clear regarding risks of co-signing: “A man lacking judgment strikes hands in pledge and puts up security for his neighbour.” The policy that my wife, Cathy, and I have established is to never co-sign for anyone, regardless of the circumstances. If a friend or relative has a real need, we will pray, and, if directed by God, we will give the person the money. I believe another option is to simply lend your own money to the individual for that need—with the mindset that you are prepared to forgive the loan if need be. (See Luke 6:35.) If you follow one of these two policies, you will have effectively advanced the funds to the friend or relative on a “free-will basis” rather than being forced to provide the money when the bank takes legal action against you as the cosigner because the borrower has defaulted on the loan. In short, if there is a real need, and if you give or lend the money (being willing to forgive the debt), then generally the relationship will remain intact. In addition, you will retain your own peace of mind, as you will not end up in a stressful situation where you are legally forced to pay off the debt. Previous Article Next Article More Topics Financial Deceptions Read More Freedom from Financial Anxiety Read More Investing Read More

Back to Testimonials I can't wait to tell people I know about you! I would just like to say that what you are doing is amazing! I know it is helping many people! I first saw you in your commercial. I am so happy to see a Christian giving Godly based wisdom on finances. I am also glad that I have your messages as a 23-year-old now, that way the rest of my life could be set on the right track. Thank you for what you do, I hope that it never ceases. Your love for the Lord is admirable as well, and you are a fantastic role model. I can’t wait to tell people I know about you! cheers! Anonymous Previous Next

Handling Money God's Way Session 1: Stewardship Stewardship is acknowledging in your heart and mind that God owns everything Handling Money God's Way - Stewardship - 1 of 3 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Handling Money God's Way - Stewardship - 1 of 3 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Handling Money God's Way -Stewardship - 2 of 3 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Handling Money God's Way -Stewardship - 3 of 3 28:02 Play Video Session 1 Handling Money God's Way - God's Wisdom On Debt & Saving - 1 of 3 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Handling Money God's Way - God's Wisdom On Debt & Saving - 1 of 3 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Handling Money God's Way - God's Wisdom On Debt & Saving - 2 of 3 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Handling Money God's Way 2 - God's Wisdom On Debt & Saving - 3 of 3 28:02 Play Video Session 2: God's Wisdom on Debt and Saving God warns of the dangers of debt and God admonishes us to save for future needs Session 2 Session 3: Steps to Get out of Debt Obtain a practical understanding of how to reduce your debt, with the long-term objective of becoming totally debt-free Handling Money God's Way - Steps To Get Out Of Debt - 1 of 3 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Handling Money God's Way - Steps To Get Out Of Debt - 1 of 3 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Handling Money God's Way - Steps To Get Out Of Debt - 2 of 3 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Handling Money God's Way - Steps To Get Out Of Debt - 3 of 3 28:02 Play Video Session 3 Session 4 Part 3 Biblical Principles of Investing Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Session 4 Part 3 Biblical Principles of Investing 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Session 4 Part 1of 4 - Budgeting 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Session 4 Part 5 Copland Budgeting System 28:02 Play Video Now Playing Session 4 Part 2 - Budgeting and Investing 23:24 Play Video Session 4: Budgeting Includes biblical principles of investing Session 4 Session 5: Financial Deceptions Beliefs that appear to be correct but are contrary to God’s principles and often tempt people to get into debt. Session 5 -Part 1 Financial deceptions Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Session 5 -Part 1 Financial deceptions 25:28 Play Video Now Playing Session 5- Part 2 Financial deceptions 26:19 Play Video Now Playing Session 5 -Part 3 Financial deceptions 27:00 Play Video Session 5 Session 6 - Part 1 of 3 Developing Godly Attitudes Towards Money Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Session 6 - Part 1 of 3 Developing Godly Attitudes Towards Money 26:48 Play Video Now Playing Session 6 - part 2 of 3 Developing Godly Attitudes Towards Money 26:53 Play Video Now Playing Session 6 - part 3 of 3 Developing Godly Attitudes Towards Money 26:58 Play Video Session 6: Developing Godly Attitudes Towards Money Session 6

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Back to Testimonials A good steward of the resources God has given us It has become very clear that what I thought was a biblical view towards money was somewhat off base. This course has taught me that…an intimate walk with God…is the only way to be a good steward of the resources God has given us. Anonymous Previous Next

Back to Stewardship Principle God Requires Faithfulness By: Tom Copland June 15, 2020 All of us are responsible to God, regardless of the amount of material wealth that he has entrusted to us. 1 Corinthians 4:2 states, “Now it is required that those who have been given a trust must prove faithful”. Romans 14:12 states, “So then, each of us will give an account of himself to God.” God gives different amounts of money and material wealth to different people. However, individual accountability does not change. Luke 12:48 states, “From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked”. In short, those who have been entrusted with larger amounts have the greater responsibility than those who have been entrusted with smaller amounts. As a side point, I would like to point out that this does not mean that a Christian who has limited financial resources has necessarily been an unfaithful or unbiblical steward. In the 21st chapter of Luke, we are told of the widow who gave a few copper coins, which, in terms of monetary value, was insignificant. However, Jesus said that she gave more than all the rest, because they gave out of their great abundance, whereas she gave all that she had to live on. The widow, with her limited amount of material wealth, demonstrated biblical stewardship, while others with significant wealth did not. In addition, we can think of certain great men of God whom God decided in his sovereignty not to entrust with large amounts of material wealth. One example is the Apostle Paul. Notwithstanding his limited financial resources. Paul was still a tremendously committed Christian and an excellent steward of what God did entrust him with. In short, it’s really God’s sovereign decision as to how much he is going to entrust to each individual. Low income does not imply unfaithful stewardship. In summary, regardless of the amount of money that you have, God requires faithful stewardship of the resources that he has entrusted to you. Previous Article Next Article More Topics The Joseph Principle Read More Debt Principles Read More Counsel & Wisdom Read More

Back to Testimonials Praying for you and your ministry Thanks again for your time and effort, prayers, and encouragement. Since starting the Copland Budgeting System both my wife and I feel as if a great weight has been lifted, we feel closer to God and closer to each other. My wife says it feels as if the waters have parted and the way has been made clear. Thank you so much for pointing us to God’s wisdom for finances. We are looking forward to working through “Financial Management – God’s Way” Praying for you and your ministry, in Jesus’ precious name. Anonymous Previous Next

What's On at Copland Financial Ministries Upcoming Events Mon, Mar 07 Financial Management God's Way (Liisa Snell & Marilyn Mellis) / Zoom Registration Closed More Details Mar 07, 2022, 7:30 p.m. EST – May 23, 2022, 9:30 p.m. EDT Zoom +29 more Starting March 7, 2022-Monday @ 7:30pm to 9:30 pm EST (Toronto, Canada time), Liisa Snell & Marilyn Mellis, one of my experienced small group leaders, will be leading an in-depth biblical financial study titled "Financial Management God's Way”, by way of the Zoom. Sun, Feb 27 Financial Management God's Way (Dan Tomlinson) / Zoom Registration Closed More Details Feb 27, 2022, 6:00 p.m. EST – May 15, 2022, 8:00 p.m. EDT Zoom +28 more Starting Feb. 27, 2022-Sunday @ 6:00pm to 8:00 pm EST (Toronto, Canada time), Dan Tomlinson, one of my experienced small group leaders, will be leading an in-depth biblical financial study titled "Financial Management God's Way”, by way of the Zoom, so it doesn't matter where you are located. Thu, Feb 24 Financial Management God's Way (Christine Kewallal & Alexandra King) / Zoom Registration Closed More Details Feb 24, 2022, 7:00 p.m. MST – May 12, 2022, 9:00 p.m. MDT Zoom +18 more Starting Feb. 24, 2022-Thursday @ 7:00pm to 9:00 pm MST (Alberta, Canada time),Christine & Alexandra one of my experienced small group leaders will be leading an in-depth biblical financial study titled "Financial Management God's Way”, by way of the Zoom, so it doesn't matter where you are located.

Back to Testimonials Tom Copland’s book, Financial Moments "I was fortunate to find Tom Copland’s book, Financial Moments. He clearly shows you how to manage your finances based on Biblical principles. He carefully explains how making your relationship with God your highest priority will bring you the success and peace of mind that you are seeking in dealing with your finances (and every other part of your life for that matter!). He gives specific information and advice based on the God’s Word, the Scriptures, on getting out of debt, budgeting, financial stewardship, running a business, and staying away from worldly views on money that will only get you into trouble. If you finally want to straighten out your finances the right way based on Biblical principles, get this book. You’ll wonder how you ever dealt with your finances without it." Best regards, T.O. Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. T.O Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. Previous Next

Back to Testimonials God used you to save a life It is amazing to hear from you and would be thrilled to speak with you. You were the first human voice I heard as God’s grace filled my life. Please know that at least once God uses your recorded voice to save a human life and to add my name to the Book of Life. Thank you. C.L. Halifax, NS, Canada Previous Next

Stewardship Principle Back to Articles God Owns Everything 1. God owns all the money. “‘The silver is mine and the gold is mine,’ declares the LORD Almighty” (Haggai 2:8). Read More God Requires Faithful Stewards In Matthew 25:14–30, Jesus Christ gives us the Parable of the Talents. In this parable, the master represents God, and the servants represent you and me—that is, the people. The master entrusted different amounts of material wealth to three servants. Read More God Requires Faithfulness All of us are responsible to God, regardless of the amount of material wealth that he has entrusted to us. 1 Corinthians 4:2 states, “Now it is required that those who have been given a trust must prove faithful”. Romans 14:12 states, “So then, each of us will give an account of himself to God.” Read More