Rabbi Evan Moffic is here today to discuss 5 ways you can make yourself happier. Money and happiness are related, but not the same thing. There’s also a difference between pleasure and happiness. One is fleeting, the other lasting. The best way to get wealth is to meet other people’s needs, but how do you spend your money to make you happier? Listen in as Rabbi Moffic explores just that in today’s episode.
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Sometimes it’s tough to maintain the moral and ethical stance of your Christian investments in the face of the modern corporate tendency to dip their fingers into questionable areas like abortion, pornography, alternative lifestyles, drug and alcohol vice, and even immoral entertainment choices. To get an idea of what we’re up against, we visited the Hall of Shame at www.TimothyPlan.com to see what we would see.
What happens if your company goes belly up and you have given the bank a personal guarantee for the loan? It’s simple. The chances are good the bank will come after your assets in order to mitigate their losses to whatever extent possible. They won’t stop at some point because you’ve been a nice guy; they’ll take every last penny they can get. Obviously, no one signs a loan with a personal guarantee with the belief his business will become insolvent or cash flow poor to the point that it can no longer make the loan payment but, by making this choice offer surety, you violate at least two of God’s teachings.
What are the Solomon proverbs and what do they have to do with anything happening today? Quite a lot, in our opinion. The qualities of wisdom and foolishness are timeless and lessons about them ring as true today as ever, especially when considering the divinely inspired nature of the writings. Proverbs is a book in the Bible that is usually included when the discussion turns to “wisdom literature.†Others are the Book of Job, Ecclesiastes, the Song of Solomon, and Psalms.
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