Episodes

  • Ep. 100: Why the Banking System Isn’t Built for You + How to Build a Family Bank

    Ep. 100: Why the Banking System Isn’t Built for You + How to Build a Family Bank
    Mar 18 2026
    Episode Summary

    If you’ve ever felt like money is constantly flowing out—but never quite staying in—you’re not imagining it.

    In this milestone Episode 100 of Prosper in the Kingdom, Jon Cleaver and Wendy Lee pull back the curtain on how the traditional banking system is designed—and why it often works against everyday families. They break down the hidden patterns of debt, interest, and financial flow that keep people stuck, and introduce a powerful alternative: the family bank strategy.

    This episode is a wake-up call and a practical roadmap. You’ll learn how wealthy families think differently about money, how to take back control of your capital, and how to build a system that allows your money to grow, circulate, and work for you—not the bank.

    If you’re serious about becoming a better steward, building real wealth (not just retirement), and aligning your finances with your faith—this is a must-listen.


    What You’ll Learn in This Episode
    1. Why the traditional banking system is designed to benefit institutions—not you
    2. How interest quietly transfers wealth away from your household over time
    3. The difference between earning money and controlling capital
    4. What a family bank is (and what it’s not)
    5. How wealthy families keep money working inside their own system
    6. Why most retirement plans limit your access to wealth-building opportunities
    7. The 3 ways money grows: fixed, market-driven, and indexed strategies
    8. How to create liquidity so you can act on financial opportunities quickly
    9. Practical ways to “borrow from yourself” instead of relying on banks
    10. How biblical stewardship ties into building and multiplying wealth



    Key Takeaways
    1. The financial system isn’t broken—it’s working exactly as designed. The problem is most people don’t understand how it works.
    2. Wealth isn’t built by income alone—it’s built by controlling and circulating capital.
    3. A family bank allows your money to grow, stay protected, and remain accessible.
    4. You don’t need millions to start—these strategies work at any level.
    5. True stewardship means multiplying what God has entrusted to you, not just saving it.



    Timestamps

    00:00 – Welcome + Episode Introduction

    02:00 – Why money always seems to flow out

    04:00 – How banks profit from your money

    06:30 – The mindset shift: earning vs controlling capital

    09:00 – What is a family bank?

    12:00 – Why traditional retirement strategies fall short

    15:00 – The 3 ways money grows explained

    17:30 – Real-life examples of using a family bank

    20:30 – How business owners can leverage this strategy

    22:00 – Biblical perspective on wealth and stewardship

    23:30 – Invitation to masterclass + next steps



    Scripture Highlight

    Proverbs 21:5

    “The plans of the diligent lead surely to abundance…”



    Resources Mentioned
    1. Family Bank Masterclass - https://links.prosperinthekingdom.com/widget/form/MU8fLAvlHdTS5cZMsrET?notrack=true
    2. Wealth Map: safemoneyroadmap.com
    3. Book reference: What Would the Rockefellers Do?



    Call to Action

    Ready to take control of your money and build a system that actually works for you?

    👉 Register for the Family Bank Masterclass

    👉 Get your personalized Wealth Map

    👉 Share this episode with someone who needs a fresh perspective on money



    Listener Takeaway

    Stop playing defense with your money.

    Start building a system where your money works for you, supports your family, and fuels Kingdom impact.
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    25 mins
  • Ep 99: 5 Financial Surprises Parents Face When Kids Go to College

    Ep 99: 5 Financial Surprises Parents Face When Kids Go to College
    Mar 11 2026
    Episode OverviewSending a child to college is one of the most exciting milestones a family can experience—but it can also be one of the most financially complex. In this episode of Prosper in the Kingdom, hosts Jon Cleaver and Wendy Lee break down the five biggest financial surprises parents face when their kids head off to college. From hidden first-year costs to co-signing off-campus leases, this episode gives parents a practical, faith-based financial strategy to navigate college expenses without sacrificing their own financial future.Whether you have a high school senior filling out FAFSA right now or a toddler you’re planning ahead for, this episode gives you the biblical money management tools and real-life strategies to face college costs with confidence and wisdom.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeThe hidden costs beyond tuition that catch most parents off guardHow to create a full-year college budget (not just semester tuition)Why off-campus housing leases are a bigger financial risk than most parents realizeHow to teach your college student money management and financial responsibilityWhy draining your retirement to pay for college is a costly mistakeWhat to know before converting federal student loans to private loansThe 5 Financial Surprises Parents Face at College TimeSurprise #1: The Real Cost of Year One Goes Far Beyond TuitionMost parents budget for tuition—and stop there. But the true cost of the first year of college includes dozens of expenses families never see coming. Jon and Wendy break down the real line items that hit your wallet hard from move-in day forward:Textbooks: Individual books can cost $150–$300+, adding up to thousands over a degreeTechnology: Laptops, software, and computer lab fees—especially for specialized programsMeal plans: Required for most freshmen in dorms, but not cheapDorm setup: Bedding, appliances, organizers, and supplies—it’s essentially furnishing a small apartmentTravel home: Flights or drives for holidays, spring break, and college sports gamesParking passes & tickets: A surprisingly common (and costly) expense on many campuses💡 Pro Tip: Create a full-year cost estimate before the semester starts. Use Excel or a free template from vertex42.com to map out every anticipated expense—not just tuition.Surprise #2: Your Student Has Never Managed Money Alone BeforeFor many students, college is the first time they’ve had to manage a real budget. Without guidance, debit cards drain fast, credit card offers pile up in the mailbox, and small habits like daily fast food add up to hundreds of dollars a month.Set up a monthly budget for your student before they leave—and stick to itConsider sending money twice a month like a paycheck (Jon’s approach with his college student)Avoid giving your student an open-ended credit card with no spending limitsHave honest conversations about spending priorities, debt, and long-term financial valuesTeach them that money decisions today shape financial freedom tomorrowSurprise #3: Off-Campus Housing Is a Legal and Financial MinefieldBy sophomore year, most students want out of the dorms. But moving off campus introduces a whole new level of financial complexity—one that even financially-savvy parents often miss. Jon draws on his experience managing hundreds of rental properties and working with a hedge fund that purchased 130 rental units monthly to walk parents through the real risks:Co-signing responsibility: As a co-signer, you are liable for the entire lease—not just your child’s portionRoommate risk: If a roommate drops out or moves out, you may be on the hook for their shareIllegal fees: Late fees applied before the legal grace period (typically 5 days in most states) are illegal—know your state’s tenant lawsPlatform switches: Property management companies changing payment portals without notifying co-signersDamage liability: Parties, careless guests, or accidents can result in costly claims against the lease💡 Pro Tip: Before signing any lease, run the entire document through an AI tool to flag unusual or potentially illegal clauses. Jon also recommends having access to an attorney network before you ever need it.Surprise #4: Paying for College Can Quietly Destroy Your RetirementOne of the most dangerous financial surprises isn’t about the student—it’s about the parent. Many parents unknowingly put their own financial future at risk in an effort to support their children’s education. Jon and Wendy address several common mistakes:Parent PLUS Loans: Useful in some situations, but a long-term financial burden if over-usedDraining retirement accounts: Never do this. The Rule of 72 shows that even “small” early withdrawals can cost you hundreds of thousands in future growthPausing contributions: Taking even a 3–5 year break from your wealth strategy can set you back significantlyRemember: Your children can take out loans for college. You cannot take out loans for retirement. ...
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    36 mins
  • Ep 98: The Illusion of “Doing Fine”: The Hidden Cost of Financial Drift

    Ep 98: The Illusion of “Doing Fine”: The Hidden Cost of Financial Drift
    Mar 4 2026
    Episode OverviewAre your financial values actually reflected in where your money goes every month? In Episode 98 of Prosper in the Kingdom, hosts Jon Cleaver and Wendy Lee tackle one of the most dangerous traps facing Christian families today: the comfort of “doing fine.” When bills are paid and retirement contributions are happening, it’s easy to assume everything is on track—but that quiet contentment may be quietly costing you hundreds of thousands of dollars over your lifetime.This episode unpacks the concept of “opportunity slippage”—the slow financial erosion that happens when you don’t have an intentional kingdom money strategy. Jon and Wendy walk you through their proven 3M Framework (Make, Manage, Multiply) and give you three concrete action steps you can implement today, whether you’re a DIY planner or ready to work with a financial coach.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy “doing fine” is one of the costliest financial mindsets in biblical money managementHow financial drift—not crisis—is the real enemy of building kingdom values wealthThe hidden math of missed opportunity and how compounding works against you when you delayHow to align your spending with your financial values and kingdom values as a ChristianThe 3M Framework: Make, Manage, and Multiply—and why all three must run concurrentlyWhy overcoming money fear starts with simply looking at your numbers without emotionPractical money strategy for young adults and those starting later in lifeHow to reduce taxes legally as part of your Christian financial strategyKey Topics & Timestamps00:32 — Welcome & The “Doing Fine” TrapJon opens with a candid question: Are you building wealth, or just maintaining your lifestyle? Most people aren’t in financial crisis—they’re simply drifting. And drift, left unchecked, can cost millions over a lifetime. This is the foundation of sound biblical money management.03:36 — Opportunity Slippage & The Cost of Financial DriftUsing a personal story about cashing out a 401k early, Jon illustrates how a single drift decision—just $12,000—could have multiplied five times over. When every unassigned dollar defaults to consumption, compounding works against your kingdom values wealth goals.06:35 — The 3M Framework: Make (Income Expansion)Income matters—but income without a plan creates leaks. The common trap: “When I make more money, I’ll start.” Jon and Wendy challenge this myth and share why a Christian financial strategy must begin before the money arrives. Action Step #1: Identify one income expansion opportunity in the next 90 days.12:06 — The 3M Framework: Manage (Every Dollar Gets a Job)This is where opportunity slippage accelerates. Wendy shares her own story of auditing her spending and discovering her personal care budget ($550/month) didn’t align with her financial values at all. The fix? Give every dollar a job—on paper, not just in theory. Action Step #2: Audit the last three months of spending and ask: does this move me closer to or further from my real goals?18:37 — The 3M Framework: Multiply (Don’t Wait to Invest)Compounding rewards early consistency more than late intensity. Jon uses the “ATM with three levers” analogy to explain how time, contribution amount, and desired monthly income all interact. Even starting with $253/month in your 20s can create multiple seven figures by retirement. Action Step #3: Increase automated savings by just 1% this quarter.24:21 — DIY Financial Structure: Three Ways to Increase MarginJon outlines three margin-building moves: increase income, reduce debt, and—often overlooked—reduce taxes legally. A strong kingdom money strategy doesn’t just focus on earning more; it focuses on keeping more of what you make.27:02 — Why Most People Fail (It’s Not a Lack of Information)Most families don’t fail because they lack information—they fail because they lack structure. Jon and Wendy introduce the Safe Money Roadmap, a no-pressure financial clarity tool designed to show you exactly where you stand across the 3M Framework.3 Action Steps From This EpisodeAction Step 1 — MAKE: Identify ONE income expansion opportunity you can pursue in the next 90 days (a raise negotiation, a skill-based side hustle, or higher-value work). Decide where that money goes before it arrives.Action Step 2 — MANAGE: Pull three months of bank and credit card statements. Look at every category without emotion and ask: does this spending reflect my financial values and kingdom values? Assign every dollar a job.Action Step 3 — MULTIPLY: Increase your automated savings by just 1% this quarter. Even $50–$100/month, invested consistently, will compound massively over time.Quotable Moments“Drift is not diligence. Drift is the default. No decision is a decision.” — Jon Cleaver“Doing fine today can quietly become your regret tomorrow.” — Jon Cleaver“Compounding rewards early consistency more than late ...
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    33 mins
  • Ep 97 Divorce Doesn’t Ruin Your Finances — This Does

    Ep 97 Divorce Doesn’t Ruin Your Finances — This Does
    Feb 25 2026

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    Will divorce ruin you financially? In this episode, we explain why divorce doesn’t actually destroy your finances — it exposes what was already there. Learn the first steps to rebuild financially after a major life change, reduce money stress, and create a simple plan for stability no matter what transition you’re facing.



    Episode Overview

    Most people assume divorce is what breaks their finances. But the truth is, it usually reveals existing financial weaknesses instead.

    If you’ve ever wondered how to start over financially after a major life change — whether divorce, job loss, or income shift — this episode gives you practical clarity and a path forward.

    This conversation isn’t about fear. It’s about preparation, wisdom, and building a financial structure strong enough to withstand life’s unexpected moments.



    Questions This Episode Answers
    1. Will divorce ruin me financially?
    2. How do I start over financially after a major life change?
    3. What happens financially during divorce?
    4. Why do financial problems show up during hard seasons?
    5. What’s the first step to fixing my finances?



    What You’ll Learn
    1. Why financial crises expose problems rather than create them
    2. The 3-part framework for stability: Make, Manage, Multiply
    3. How two incomes can hide financial weaknesses
    4. Why clarity lowers stress faster than earning more
    5. The hidden danger of doing nothing with your money
    6. How emotional decisions during transitions can cost thousands
    7. The fastest way to regain financial control



    Key Takeaway Truth

    Financial stress doesn’t mean you failed.

    It usually means your financial structure hasn’t been tested yet.

    Major life transitions don’t create financial problems — they reveal what was already fragile.



    Practical Step You Can Take Today

    Identify your top 3 financial pressure points:

    1. Debt
    2. Fixed expenses
    3. Lack of emergency savings

    Then choose one and create a focused 90-day improvement plan. Clarity reduces anxiety faster than avoidance.



    Resources Mentioned
    1. DivorceCare support groups
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    28 mins
  • Ep. 96: The Market Isn't the Risk Your Structure Is

    Ep. 96: The Market Isn't the Risk Your Structure Is
    Feb 19 2026

    In this episode of Prosper in the Kingdom, hosts Jon Cleaver and Wendy Lee discuss the importance of understanding market risks and the necessity of protecting assets in financial growth strategies. They emphasize the need for a structured approach to wealth building that integrates protection against market volatility, tax strategies, and long-term growth planning. The conversation highlights the common fears surrounding investment losses and the hidden risks of low returns, urging listeners to adopt a more informed and proactive approach to their financial futures.


    TAKEAWAYS

    1. The faster you grow financially, the more exposed you become.
    2. If your growth strategy collapses every time the market corrects, you don't have a wealth strategy.
    3. Warren Buffett's rule: never lose money.
    4. Prudent individuals see danger and take precautions with their finances.
    5. Fear of loss often prevents people from investing their money effectively.
    6. Market corrections can lead to significant losses in time and growth.
    7. The average rate of return can be misleading, especially when losses occur.
    8. Growth without protection is fragile and risky.
    9. Integrating tax strategies with growth strategies is essential for long-term success.
    10. A structured design in wealth building can lead to durable financial health.



    TITLES

    Navigating Financial Growth and Market Risks

    The Essential Guide to Asset Protection



    SOUND BITES

    "Never lose money. Rule number one."

    "Prudent sees danger and hides himself."

    "Growth without protection is fragile."



    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Prosper in the Kingdom

    01:02 Understanding Market Risks and Growth Strategies

    04:27 The Importance of Asset Protection

    07:19 The Fear of Loss and Market Corrections

    10:52 The Hidden Risks of Low Returns

    14:16 Integrating Tax Strategies with Growth Strategies

    17:45 The Power of Structured Design in Wealth Building

    20:58 Creating Durable Wealth Through Protection

    23:21 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action
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    25 mins
  • Ep 95: Stability Isn’t the Goal — Leverage Is

    Ep 95: Stability Isn’t the Goal — Leverage Is
    Feb 11 2026

    In this episode of Prosper in the Kingdom, Jon Cleaver and Wendy Lee challenge one of the most common financial mindsets in middle America: the belief that financial stability is the finish line.

    Getting out of debt.

    Building an emergency fund.

    Finally feeling like you can breathe.

    Those are important milestones—but they are not the ultimate goal.

    Stability is earned. Leverage is chosen.

    If you stop at “good enough,” time quietly starts working against you instead of for you. In this conversation, Jon and Wendy unpack the shift from financial survival mode to intentional wealth building through biblical stewardship, smart investing, and strategic financial planning.

    If you’re a Christian entrepreneur, business owner, or professional who feels stable but not truly advancing toward financial freedom or legacy wealth, this episode is for you.

    What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

    • Why financial stability is not the same as financial success

    • The hidden danger of “good enough” in your wealth-building journey

    • How lifestyle creep sabotages long-term financial growth

    • What financial leverage actually means (and what it doesn’t)

    • The biblical foundation for investing and wealth multiplication

    • How to move from maintenance mode to wealth acceleration

    • Why time is your most valuable financial asset

    • The difference between earning income and building legacy wealth

    Key Financial Topics Covered:

    Financial leverage

    Wealth building strategies

    Christian financial planning

    Biblical stewardship

    Multiple streams of income

    Passive income and compounding

    Debt elimination strategies

    Intentional investing

    Asset protection

    Estate planning

    Tax efficiency

    Financial margin

    Lifestyle inflation

    Safe money strategies

    From Stability to Leverage: 4 Practical Moves

    If you’re currently financially stable, here are four intentional steps discussed in this episode to help you create leverage:

    1. Assign your financial margin before your lifestyle consumes it.
    2. Eliminate remaining financial drag, including high-interest debt or unnecessary expenses.
    3. Gradually and consistently increase long-term investments.
    4. Build your financial “money team” including tax advisors, investment professionals, and wealth planners.

    Biblical Wisdom on Wealth and Planning:

    Proverbs 21:5 — Careful planning leads to abundance.

    Ecclesiastes 11:2 — Invest in multiple ventures.

    Luke 14:28 — Count the cost before you build.

    Psalm 112:3 — Wealth and riches are in his house, and his righteousness endures forever.

    This episode emphasizes that wealth itself is not condemned in Scripture. Misalignment is. When built with integrity, structure, and intention, wealth becomes a tool for impact, generosity, and kingdom work.

    Who This Episode Is For:

    Entrepreneurs tired of financial plateaus

    Christians seeking faith-based financial strategy

    Families wanting to build long-term wealth

    Professionals nearing retirement who feel behind

    Anyone ready to move beyond financial maintenance

    If nothing changes financially over the next three years, are you satisfied with that trajectory?

    That question may be the most important takeaway from this episode.

    Next Step:

    If you want clarity on whether your financial system is positioned for leverage instead of just maintenance, start with a Safe Money Roadmap at safemoneyroadmap.com.

    Connect with Prosper in the Kingdom:

    Website: prosperinthekingdom.com

    YouTube: Prosper in the Kingdom

    If this episode helped you rethink financial stability and wealth building, share it with someone who needs to hear it.

    Let’s move from surviving… to building legacy.
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    27 mins
  • Ep. 94: What Financial Stability Really Means (And Why Income Isn’t Enough)

    Ep. 94: What Financial Stability Really Means (And Why Income Isn’t Enough)
    Feb 4 2026

    In this episode of Prosper in the Kingdom, hosts Jon Cleaver and Wendy Lee unpack a hard truth many people miss: financial stress is rarely solved by making more money. Real financial stability comes from structure, clarity, and intentional stewardship—not temporary income boosts.

    They explore why raises, bonuses, and windfalls often bring short-lived relief, how lifestyle creep quietly recreates pressure, and what actually changes when a financial plan replaces uncertainty. This conversation offers a grounded, faith-forward perspective on money that helps listeners understand what stability truly feels like and how to begin moving toward it.

    Episode Highlights

    • Why more income only treats financial stress temporarily

    • How lifestyle creep recreates pressure even at higher income levels

    • The emotional weight of financial uncertainty and background anxiety

    • What changes when structure replaces reactionary money decisions

    • Why financial pressure is emotional before it is numerical

    • How emergency funds, cash flow clarity, and planning reduce panic

    • The difference between financial calm and financial complacency

    • Why avoiding your finances keeps you stuck longer than you realize

    • How biblical stewardship reframes money as responsibility, not control

    • What real financial stability feels like in everyday life

    What Financial Stability Really Feels Like

    Financial stability doesn’t mean life stops throwing curveballs. It means those curveballs no longer derail your peace. When structure is in place, unexpected expenses don’t trigger panic, market fluctuations don’t hijack your emotions, and decisions slow down because there’s room to think.

    Stability brings clarity. It replaces fear with confidence, reaction with intention, and anxiety with a sense of control. You still feel pressure at times—but it no longer runs the show.

    Key Takeaway

    Financial freedom isn’t about dramatic wealth or overnight success. It’s quieter than that. It feels like relief, confidence, and knowing one unexpected expense won’t collapse everything. Stability is built through consistent management, clear planning, and faithful stewardship—not just higher income.

    Resources Mentioned

    Safe Money Roadmap

    A free starting point designed to help you understand where financial pressure exists and how structure can reduce stress.

    Visit: prosperinthekingdom.com

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    If this episode encouraged or challenged you, share it with someone who feels overwhelmed by money stress. Subscribe to Prosper in the Kingdom on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube for weekly conversations on faith, finances, and practical wisdom.

    Resources:

    1. Financial Clarity Tool:⁠ SafeMoneyRoadmap.com⁠
    2. More at:⁠ ProsperInTheKingdom.com

    Subscribe, rate, and share this episode of Prosper in the Kingdom. Help us equip more believers to walk boldly in their calling—without compromise.

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    26 mins
  • Ep. 93: Why Smart People Abandon Their Financial Plan When Pressure Hits

    Ep. 93: Why Smart People Abandon Their Financial Plan When Pressure Hits
    Jan 29 2026

    Why do intelligent, disciplined people walk away from solid financial plans the moment life gets hard? In this episode of Prosper in the Kingdom, John Cleaver and Wendy Lee unpack the emotional, behavioral, and structural reasons financial plans break down under pressure. From job loss and income disruption to market volatility and unexpected expenses, this conversation explores why most plans don’t fail on paper, they fail under stress.

    You’ll learn why financial decision-making becomes reactive in crisis, how short-term thinking undermines long-term wealth building, and what it takes to design a financial plan that can actually withstand real life. This episode introduces a durable, faith-centered framework for building financial stability, margin, and peace even when circumstances shift.

    WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

    • Why emotional pressure causes people to abandon long-term financial plans

    • How stress shifts financial thinking from long-term strategy to short-term survival

    • Why most traditional financial plans are optimized for calm conditions, not disruption

    • The difference between financial efficiency and financial durability

    • How lack of margin leads to panic decisions like draining retirement accounts

    • Why reacting to market headlines, crypto trends, or precious metals spikes can backfire

    • How to build a financial plan that absorbs shocks without forcing drastic decisions

    • The role of faith, trust, and stewardship in financial decision-making

    • Why peace and stability, not just wealth, should be the goal of financial planning

    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    • Financial plans don’t usually fail because they’re bad, they fail because they weren’t built for pressure

    • Stress causes smart people to prioritize immediate relief over long-term outcomes

    • Without margin, emergencies force people to steal from their future selves

    • Durable financial plans assume disruption and plan for it

    • True financial success feels quieter, calmer, and less reactive

    • Chasing wealth is often really about reducing fragility and stress


    FAITH AND MONEY INSIGHT:

    Financial planning isn’t just about numbers. It’s about trust, stewardship, and resisting fear-based decisions when pressure hits. This episode challenges listeners to build plans that align with biblical wisdom, long-term thinking, and peace rather than panic.

    WHAT"S NEXT:

    If this episode helped you rethink how you approach financial planning, subscribe to Prosper in the Kingdom, leave a review, and share it with someone navigating financial pressure right now. For tools and next steps, visit prosperinthekingdom.com.


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    Resources:

    1. Financial Clarity Tool:⁠ SafeMoneyRoadmap.com⁠
    2. More at:⁠ ProsperInTheKingdom.com

    Subscribe, rate, and share this episode of Prosper in the Kingdom. Help us equip more believers to walk boldly in their calling—without compromise.

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    21 mins