Generosity is a Spiritual Gift
We are all called to give, but some people are made by God to be exceptionally generous.
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Welcome to God, Money & Me! I’m Brian Jewell, a writer and speaker from Lexington, Kentucky, and I’ve spent my life on a journey through the Bible to freedom in my finances, my identity and my relationship with God.
No matter what your life circumstances look like, freedom starts in your heart. I’d like to invite you to join me in discovering God’s vision for your life and His plan for your money. Each week, I’ll send you articles full of Biblical truth about what God wants for your life, as well as practical tips you can implement in your own finances and relationships.
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