How to be a RICH Christian

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Taylor Welch is a real estate investor & business consultant. His portfolio of companies have serviced over 50,000 individual small businesses in the last 5 years. He currently lives in Nashville Tennessee with his wife and 2 kids

[@sarahleyva1552]

💜💜💜 This needs way more views. So applicable in many areas. Thank you

[@josephclassi5719]

The wisdom put into this content is absolutely ridiculous. I love the analogy of the elephant. As christians we put ourselves inside of an invisible cage pretending we're righteous for staying inside of it. He doesn't respond to our need he responds to our faith. Obedience is the frame for success with God. These ideas are so unapologetic and refreshing.

[@TaylorAWelch]

Stoked to read this 🙏

[@isaiahharris7046]

I absolutely love this podcast I am in shock I followed Traffic and Funnels for years and never ever would have thought that Taylor Welch was a Christian. Your faith and your walk and journey with God is so evident please don't ever stop this podcast!!

[@jorty.]

I like the last question and to that I say: 'All that is Mine is yours' (parable of the prodigal son)

[@valmirnascimento7]

I'm reading your book Wealthy Consultant and it's pure gold: straight to the point and connected to the reality of the game. Salute from Brazil ✋🏾

[@glenn_harriman]

In Philippians Paul emphasizes that he learned to be content in any circumstance, whether in need or abundance. It's really tough to trust God in terrible need, but it's also difficult to remember his provision in times of prosperity. Great conversation.

[@TaylorAWelch]

The hardest part for me was not putting hope in money. When something good happen do I think “Yes, I’m gonna be okay,” or do I think “Thanks God for this” - this is the subtle difference between getting God’s provision and idolatry / self righteousness.

[@amyaajones]

Sooooo goooood 🙏

[@christhegordon]

This is SO LEGIT. Preach bro. I started hanging out with Myron Golden in Florida and it changed my life. You guys would be awesome on a pod together

[@TaylorAWelch]

🙏🙏🙏 Myron is amazing!

[@kemuelgeorge4055]

Im 23 years old and ive had these same thoughts for the past 5 years in regards to money my season of plenty is near, and I thank God in advance for it. But this video really was MORE confirmation for me to ensure my relationship with money does not come before my relationship with the father, this channel is a Gem.

[@TaylorAWelch]

It is subtle. God gives us gifts but we don’t worship or “hope” in the gifts. We also don’t reject the gifts.

[@jorty.]

Can you link to that red book you read from?

[@jasmyncollins7294]

I think that another reason why Christian’s idolize poverty is because it’s an easy out for laziness. You get to say you’re “trusting God” while you do nothing. Rather than being disciplined in pursuit of abundance, in faith, and believe God will bless you. That’s honestly scarier b/c that’s hope. Then the devil lies and says you’ll be disappointed. So you revert back to lazy faith. Blessed from this discussion!

[@jasmyncollins7294]

If God owns everything..he wants me to have everything a daughter of the most high KING should have!

[@andrehaykaljr]

Oh yessss this is gonna be good

[@TaylorAWelch]

Ayee

[@realestatetalks9543]

It comes from Jesus When he asked the rich follower to gave up all his possessions to follow him. Jesus had no materials things that chain him so that is why Christians see being rich as a chain

[@TaylorAWelch]

If it hinders you from following Jesus it is mammon not money - the worship of money