Episodes
Episodes / Season 3
Stupid Money / April 06, 2020
Trucker advice
After college, Doug worked as a CPA. How'd he end up owning a trucking company? He shares how his education as a CPA helps in his business, and how his ministry is now being the church treasurer.
Stupid Money / March 30, 2020
Importance of Priorities
Chris and Melissa downsized. Now they live in a home they call, “the happy place”. Living by set priorities will bring peace of mind. Find out what happened when they gave their hearts to Jesus.
Stupid Money / March 23, 2020
Stewardship of Health
Thy Living Way is a health retreat where you learn how to change an unhealthy lifestyle. But were its finances as healthy as its students? Find out what the owners did to turn things around.
Stupid Money / March 16, 2020
Generosity of offerings
Dick Hanson owns a custom parts manufacturing company. He shares his experience of how God found their present location. With Jesus as their CEO, he prays for a generous spirit.
Stupid Money / March 09, 2020
Managing a Hair Shop and Motorcycles
Richard and Laurelee love motorcycles -- and sharing their love for Jesus with whomever will listen. “We just let them ask questions”. This episode is an inspiring journey of two people that love Jesus.
Stupid Money / March 02, 2020
Money and Weddings
The average wedding costs over $25,000! How much should you spend? Here's how one couple decided.
Stupid Money / February 24, 2020
Estate Planning-Crowning Act of Stewardship
With firewood to split and thirty fruit trees to care for, there is always work to be done at the Glessele hillside home. It requires careful planning to get quality fruit. In the same way, we should carefully consider our estate plans and wills.
Stupid Money / February 17, 2020
Jesus in the Marketplace
Daniel Reed of Nova Home Works built his business the hard way, by going into debt. When he realized that was not the best way to operate, things began to change. Find out how he did it on today's episode.
Stupid Money / February 03, 2020
Wasting Money
Living Well is a store serving customers with Christian books, music, food, and gifts. Employees share the different ways they have spent money unwisely, and what they've learned.