Money Mastery - Epperhart, Billy
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You cannot serve both God and money (Matthew 6:24), but unfortunately, many people serve money without ever consciously choosing to do so. By not learning how to manage your money, you become a servant to your finances. Even though you desire to boldly serve God, you end up serving money by default - simply because of your financial situation in life. Money Mastery is here to help! It's loaded with spiritual principles and practical tools that will empower you to master your money. M.B.A. Billy Epperhart shares: Why God wants you wealthy The Triple X Factor of $$$ mastery with practical steps,…mehr

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You cannot serve both God and money (Matthew 6:24), but unfortunately, many people serve money without ever consciously choosing to do so. By not learning how to manage your money, you become a servant to your finances. Even though you desire to boldly serve God, you end up serving money by default - simply because of your financial situation in life. Money Mastery is here to help! It's loaded with spiritual principles and practical tools that will empower you to master your money. M.B.A. Billy Epperhart shares: Why God wants you wealthy The Triple X Factor of $$$ mastery with practical steps, charts, and checklists Seven steps to financial freedom Using wealth to partner with God to help others and impact nations
Autorenporträt
Billy Epperhart received his M.B.A. from Colorado State University. Describing himself as a serial entrepreneur, Billy has started seven businesses and owned two franchises. As a real estate investor, he simultaneously owned investment properties in five different states. Currently, Billy directs two nonprofit companies and is Co-Director of the Business School of Charis Bible College and serves on the board of Andrew Wommack Ministries. He and his wife, Becky, make their home in Colorado. For more information or to enjoy his weekly financial blog, visit www.billyepperhart.com.