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How Abraham Built Generational Wealth in 3 Moves (This Actually Works) · Bible Ascent

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  Speaker 1: Seventy percent of wealthy families lose their entire fortune by
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  Speaker 1: the second generation. Ninety percent have nothing left by the third.
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  Speaker 1: And right now, the average American family is not passing
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  Speaker 1: down a financial legacy. They are passing down debt. We
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  Speaker 1: are talking about tens of thousands of dollars in student loans,
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  Speaker 1: credit card balances, and car payments handed off like heirlooms
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  Speaker 1: to children who never asked for any of it. That
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  Speaker 1: is the reality sitting on the kitchen tables of millions
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  Speaker 1: of hard working, god fearing families all across this country
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  Speaker 1: right now. But here is the question that completely changed
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  Speaker 1: my life. What if the ultimate blueprint to building wealth
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  Speaker 1: that actually lasts, wealth that does not evaporate the moment
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  Speaker 1: you close your eyes for the last time, is not
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  Speaker 1: hidden inside some hedge fund prospectus or locked behind a
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  Speaker 1: private equity firm on Wall Street. What if it has
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  Speaker 1: been sitting right there on your bookshelf, in the Book
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  Speaker 1: of Genesis this entire time. Before we go any further,
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  Speaker 1: do me a f right now. If you are ready
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  Speaker 1: to stop living paycheck to paycheck and start building a
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  Speaker 1: legacy that outlives you, go ahead and drop the word
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  Speaker 1: legacy in the comments below that one simple word tells
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  Speaker 1: the algorithm to push this message to someone who desperately
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  Speaker 1: needs it today, and it declares your intention out loud
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  Speaker 1: for the whole community to witness. Let us get into it.
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  Speaker 1: In the next twenty minutes, I am going to break
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  Speaker 1: down the exact three moves that the patriarch Abraham used
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  Speaker 1: to build an empire so durable that it echoed across
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  Speaker 1: thousands of years of human history. I am going to
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  Speaker 1: show you how to apply these ancient God breathed principles
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  Speaker 1: to your bank account today, not someday, not next year,
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  Speaker 1: but today. And listen. Move number three is the one
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  Speaker 1: that will completely rewire the way you think about money, faith,
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  Speaker 1: and your family's future. You do not want to miss it,
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  Speaker 1: so stay with me all the way through. Before I
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  Speaker 1: teach you anything, I want to be real with you
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  Speaker 1: for a second. I used to be the guy who
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  Speaker 1: could quote scripture on Sunday morning and swipe a maxed
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  Speaker 1: out credit card by Sunday afternoon. I knew the promises,
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  Speaker 1: I just had no framework for applying them to my
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  Speaker 1: actual financial life. And I think a lot of you
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  Speaker 1: watching right now know exactly what that tension feels like
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  Speaker 1: sitting in a pew feeling spiritually rich but financially sinking.
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  Speaker 1: That is what drove me to go back to the
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  Speaker 1: source and study not just what the Bible says about faith,
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  Speaker 1: but what it actually models about wealth. And what I
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  Speaker 1: found in the story of Abraham floored me. Genesis thirteen,
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  Speaker 1: verse two says it plainly and without apology, Abram had
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  Speaker 1: become very wealthy in livestock and in silver and gold.
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  Speaker 1: The Bible does not stutter on this point. It does
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  Speaker 1: not say he was comfortable, It does not say he
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  Speaker 1: was getting by. It says he was very wealthy. When
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  Speaker 1: historians and economists analyze Abraham's recorded ass assets his vast
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  Speaker 1: herds of livestock, his camels, which were among the rarest
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  Speaker 1: and most valuable commercial assets in the entire ancient Near East,
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  Speaker 1: his silver, his gold, his land holdings, and the army
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  Speaker 1: of trained men under his command, his estimated net worth
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  Speaker 1: in today's dollars would conservatively surpass one hundred and thirty
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  Speaker 1: billion dollars. He was the Elon Musk of the ancient
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  Speaker 1: Middle East. Except his wealth did not crash, It multiplied,
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  Speaker 1: it transferred, it blessed his son Isaac, and it is
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  Speaker 1: still being spoken about in three of the world's major
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  Speaker 1: religions thousands of years later. Now, the principles behind that
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  Speaker 1: kind of wealth are not reserved for patriarchs in the desert.
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  Speaker 1: The stories I am about to share you are illustrative
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  Speaker 1: examples based on real principles that ordinary people across America
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  Speaker 1: are applying right now. Meet David, a high school history
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  Speaker 1: teacher from San Antonio, Texas. Three years ago, David was
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  Speaker 1: drowning in forty five thousand dollars of combined student loan
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  Speaker 1: and credit card debt. He felt trapped and ashamed, and honestly,
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  Speaker 1: he was starting to wonder whether God's promises of abundance
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  Speaker 1: were meant for somebody else, somebody smarter, somebody luckier, somebody
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  Speaker 1: who had not made so many financial mistakes. But David
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  Speaker 1: started studying the financial moves of Abraham, specifically the first
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  Speaker 1: two moves I am about to share with you. He
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  Speaker 1: did not win the lottery, he did not get a
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  Speaker 1: massive raise. He applied a biblical framework to his very
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  Speaker 1: ordinary teacher's salary. Within three years, he had wiped out
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  Speaker 1: every single dollar of that debt, paid off his mortgage early,
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  Speaker 1: and funded a modest trust account for his grandchildren on
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  Speaker 1: a teacher's salary. The Blueprint works Genesis twelve, verse one
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  Speaker 1: records the very first financial instruction God ever gave Abraham.
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  Speaker 1: The Lord had said to Abram, go from your country,
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  Speaker 1: your people, and your father's household to the land I
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  Speaker 1: will show you. Before God gave Abraham the wealth, he
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  Speaker 1: gave Abraham a command to separate. This was not optional,
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  Speaker 1: This was not a suggestion. This was a condition on
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  Speaker 1: which everything else depended. Here is the truth that most
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  Speaker 1: people in this country are not willing to hear. You
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  Speaker 1: cannot build generational wealth if you keep doing exactly what
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  Speaker 1: everyone around you is doing. And right now, what everyone
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  Speaker 1: around you is doing is financially devastating. The average American
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  Speaker 1: is financing a vehicle that depreciates the moment it rolls
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  Speaker 1: off the lot, swiping a credit card for restaurant meals
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  Speaker 1: and streaming services, and saving absolutely nothing for the future.
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  Speaker 1: Fewer than one in three Americans even planned to leave
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  Speaker 1: any kind of financial inheritance at all. The crowd is
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  Speaker 1: not going where you want to go. Abraham had to
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  Speaker 1: physically and emotionally separate from a comfortable, stagnant environment before
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  Speaker 1: he could receive the blessing. You must do the same,
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  Speaker 1: not geographically, but financially. You have to separate your mindset,
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  Speaker 1: your spending patterns, and your daily habits from the gravitational
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  Speaker 1: pull of broke culture. Let me give you an example
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  Speaker 1: of what this looks like in the real world. Think
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  Speaker 1: about a guy like Marcus, a middle manager in Atlanta, Georgia,
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  Speaker 1: pulling in sixty five thousand dollars a year. Every single
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  Speaker 1: one of his friends is leasing brand new trucks, shiny, lifted,
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  Speaker 1: absolutely gorgeous F one fifties with monthly payments of six
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  Speaker 1: hundred dollars or more. The social pressure is immense, but
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  Speaker 1: Marcus makes what I call the move of separation. He
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  Speaker 1: keeps driving his ten year old Honda Civic, and instead
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  Speaker 1: of a truck payment, Marcus sets up an automatic transfer
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  Speaker 1: of that six hundred dollars every single month into a
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  Speaker 1: low cost s and P five hundred index fund. His
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  Speaker 1: friends look wealthy when they pull into the parking lot,
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  Speaker 1: but Marcus quietly crosses one one hundred thousand dollars in
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  Speaker 1: his investment portfolio. By the time he turns thirty one
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  Speaker 1: years old, his friends are secretly broke Marcus is quietly
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  Speaker 1: building an empire. Here is your action step for move
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  Speaker 1: number one, and I need you to do this today,
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  Speaker 1: not tomorrow. Open your phone right now and go through
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  Speaker 1: your bank statement. Identify one recurring subscription or spending habit
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  Speaker 1: that is feeding your comfort but draining your future. Maybe
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  Speaker 1: it is a streaming service you forgot you were even
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  Speaker 1: paying for. Maybe it is a daily coffee run that
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  Speaker 1: adds up to over one hundred and fifty dollars a
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  Speaker 1: month before you even realize it. Cancel it today and
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  Speaker 1: set up an automatic transfer of that exact dollar amount
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  Speaker 1: into a high yield savings account. One move. Do it
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  Speaker 1: tonight before you go to sleep. Wait before we get
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  Speaker 1: to move number two. I want to show you something
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  Speaker 1: that stopped me cold the first time I saw it.
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  Speaker 1: Studies on American consumer behavior show that the average which
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  Speaker 1: household carries over ten thousand dollars in credit card debt
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  Speaker 1: alone while simultaneously paying for an average of four to
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  Speaker 1: five streaming subscriptions they rarely use. We are literally financing
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  Speaker 1: our distraction while our legacy goes unfunded. That is not
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  Speaker 1: a money problem. That is a separation problem. And Abraham
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  Speaker 1: solved it. Four thousand years before Dave Ramsey was born.
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  Speaker 1: Genesis thirteen, verse nine, Abraham is speaking to his nephew Lot,
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  Speaker 1: and he says, is not the whole land before you?
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  Speaker 1: Let's part company. If you go to the left, I'll
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  Speaker 1: go to the right. On the surface, this looks like
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  Speaker 1: a man being generous. But go deeper. This is one
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  Speaker 1: of the most sophisticated financial decisions recorded anywhere in the
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  Speaker 1: entire ancient world. Here is the truth. This verse unlocks.
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  Speaker 1: Wealth is not just about accumulation. Wealth is about protection.
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  Speaker 1: It is about discernment. It is about knowing which assets
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  Speaker 1: are taughtuxick to your peace, your portfolio, and your potential,
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  Speaker 1: and then having the courage to let them go. When
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  Speaker 1: Abraham and Lot had a conflict over shared resources, Abraham
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  Speaker 1: did not dig his heels in and fight over land.
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  Speaker 1: He did not become bitter or possessive. He let Lot
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  Speaker 1: choose the land that looked better from the outside, the lush,
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  Speaker 1: well watered plains of the Jordan, and Abraham trusted that
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  Speaker 1: wherever God directed his steps, the blessing would follow. He
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  Speaker 1: was right. Lot chose the land that looked good from
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  Speaker 1: the outside, but eventually that land and everything on it
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  Speaker 1: was destroyed. Abraham walked into his inheritance without the weight
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  Speaker 1: of a toxic asset dragging him down. How many of
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  Speaker 1: you right now are holding on to a financial lot.
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  Speaker 1: It might be an underwater investment property with terrible tenants
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  Speaker 1: that is costing you more than it is earning every
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  Speaker 1: single month. It might be a credit card charging you
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  Speaker 1: twenty four percent annual interest that you keep meaning to
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  Speaker 1: pay off off but never quite get to. It might
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  Speaker 1: be a family member, and I say this with love
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  Speaker 1: and absolutely zero judgment. It might be a relative you
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  Speaker 1: have lent money to five, six, seven times who has
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  Speaker 1: never once paid you back, and every time you extend
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  Speaker 1: that loan you quietly resent it, but you do it
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  Speaker 1: anyway because you do not want to create conflict at
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  Speaker 1: the dinner table. That is your lot, and Abraham's example
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  Speaker 1: gives you full biblical permission to let that lot go.
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  Speaker 1: Think about a couple like Linda and Tom from Columbus, Ohio.
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  Speaker 1: They hold on to a rental property for six years.
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  Speaker 1: The tenants are consistently late, the repairs are constant, and
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  Speaker 1: after all expenses are calculated, they are losing approximately three
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  Speaker 1: hundred dollars every single month. Just to keep the lights
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  Speaker 1: on in that property. They finally make the move of
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  Speaker 1: strategic allocation. They sell the property at a slight financial loss,
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  Speaker 1: but a massive psychological gain. They free up their capital,
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  Speaker 1: They free up their time, They free up their peace
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  Speaker 1: of mind. Tom redirects his energy and focus entirely into
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  Speaker 1: his primary career, earns a promotion within eighteen months, and
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  Speaker 1: they use the freed up capital to fully maximize the
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  Speaker 1: employer matching on his four zero one K retirement account.
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  Speaker 1: Their combined net worth grows by over one hundred and
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  Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars in four years. They let Lot go
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  Speaker 1: and God replaced what they surrendered with something far greater
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  Speaker 1: than what they gave up. Your action step for move
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  Speaker 1: number two. Before you go to sleep tonight, write down
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  Speaker 1: one financial lot in your life. Be specific. Give it
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  Speaker 1: a name. Is it a credit card with a brutal
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  Speaker 1: interest rate, a repeated loan to a relative who never repays,
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  Speaker 1: A side business that is bleeding your time and cash
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  Speaker 1: without producing results. Make a definitive written plan to address
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  Speaker 1: that specific financial deal within the next thirty days. Put
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  Speaker 1: it in your phone right now. Sit a reminder the
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  Speaker 1: act of naming it and writing it down is the
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  Speaker 1: very beginning of your separation from it. Now here is
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  Speaker 1: something that most people completely miss about this passage. Abraham
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  Speaker 1: did not just let Lot go reluctantly. He offered Lot
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  Speaker 1: the first choice. He operated from abundance, not scarcity. He
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  Speaker 1: genuinely believed that what God had for him could not
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  Speaker 1: be blocked by what Lot chose. That posture, that deep
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  Speaker 1: settled confidence that the blessing is indestructible is what we
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  Speaker 1: are actually trying to build here, Because when you operate
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  Speaker 1: from abundance, you make completely different financial decisions than when
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  Speaker 1: you operate from fear. And that brings us directly to
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  Speaker 1: the move that changed everything Genesis twelve, verse seven. After
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  Speaker 1: God appeared to Abraham and confirm the covenant, the scripture
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  Speaker 1: records this, so oh, he built an altar there to
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  Speaker 1: the Lord who had appeared to him. Notice what Abraham
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  Speaker 1: did not do first. He did not run to the
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  Speaker 1: nearest market to expand his livestock operation. He did not
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  Speaker 1: negotiate a new land deal. He did not call his advisers.
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  Speaker 1: He built an altar. He established a place of consecration,
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  Speaker 1: a physical, visible, deliberate reminder that his wealth belonged to
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  Speaker 1: a purpose far greater than his own comfort and security.
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  Speaker 1: Here is the truth embedded in that altar. If your
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  Speaker 1: wealth has no mission beyond your own retirement account, your
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  Speaker 1: own vacation fund, or the satisfaction of owning a bigger house,
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  Speaker 1: it will eventually scatter. Money without a mission is just
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  Speaker 1: math numbers on a screen. Generational wealth, the kind that
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  Speaker 1: lasts across bloodlines and changes the trajectory of entire families,
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  Speaker 1: requires a generational why. You have to build your altar.
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  Speaker 1: You have to establish a mechanism of intentional giving, faithful tithing,
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  Speaker 1: and deliberate blessing of others that is woven into your
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  Speaker 1: financial plan from the very foundation, not as an afterthought,
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  Speaker 1: not when you finally feel wealthy enough to be generous,
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  Speaker 1: from the foundation on day one. Now, let me be
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  Speaker 1: clear about something important, because I do not want anyone
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  Speaker 1: to misunderstand what I am saying. I am not suggesting
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  Speaker 1: that giving automatically produces wealth in some mechanical transactional formula.
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  Speaker 1: Abraham did not give in order to get. He gave
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  Speaker 1: in order to honor the source of his blessing. That
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  Speaker 1: distinction matters enormously. He built the altar first, before the
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  Speaker 1: accumulation as a declaration that the wealth was not about him.
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  Speaker 1: That posture, that orientation of the heart, is what transformed
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  Speaker 1: his accumulation into a legacy. Think about a man like James,
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  Speaker 1: a licensed electrician in Chicago, who had built up a
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  Speaker 1: solid savings account over years of hard work and discipline spending.
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  Speaker 1: But James lies awake at night, gripped by a paralyzing
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  Speaker 1: fear that it will all disappear. He keeps adding to
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  Speaker 1: his savings, not out of strategy, but out of pure anxiety.
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  Speaker 1: He is hoarding, and in his own words, he knows it.
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  Speaker 1: One Sunday morning, James hears a sermon on the tithe
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  Speaker 1: and the principle of the altar, and something shifts in him.
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  Speaker 1: He makes a decision to establish what he calls his
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  Speaker 1: Altar Fund, a dedicated account from which he commits ten
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  Speaker 1: percent of every dollar his business earns strictly to his
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  Speaker 1: local church and to a trade school scholarship program he
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  Speaker 1: creates for young men in his neighborhood who could not
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  Speaker 1: afford the prices enrollment fees on their own. That single
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  Speaker 1: decision changes everything, not because giving magically multiplies his bank
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  Speaker 1: balance overnight, but because operating from a posture of purpose
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  Speaker 1: instead of a posture of panic. Completely rewires the way
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  Speaker 1: he approaches his business. He stops playing defense and starts
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  Speaker 1: play playing offense. He expands his service offerings. He hires
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  Speaker 1: two additional technicians. He lands a contract with a local
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  Speaker 1: property management company he had been too afraid to pursue
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  Speaker 1: for three full years. Within two years of establishing his
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  Speaker 1: Altar fund, his annual business revenue increases by two hundred
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  Speaker 1: and fifty thousand dollars. He credits the shift entirely to
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  Speaker 1: the move of the altar, to anchoring his wealth to
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  Speaker 1: a why that is bigger than himself. Your action step
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  Speaker 1: for move number three right now, open the notes app
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  Speaker 1: on your phone and write down exactly who your wealth
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  Speaker 1: is for, not what you want to buy, not where
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  Speaker 1: you want to travel, Who, which child, which grandchild? Which
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  Speaker 1: community will be different because of the wealth you are building.
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  Speaker 1: Which ministry, scholarship, fund, or mission will you finance when
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  Speaker 1: you break through to the next level. Write that down,
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  Speaker 1: fold it up, wrap it around your credit card in
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  Speaker 1: your wallet, so that every single time you reach for
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  Speaker 1: your wallet to spend money, you are forced to see
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  Speaker 1: your why before you swipe. I want to close with
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  Speaker 1: a story, and I want you to hear every word
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  Speaker 1: of this, because this is what the whole thing is
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  Speaker 1: actually about. Let me tell you about a man named Robert.
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  Speaker 1: Robert spends most of his adult life working the floor
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  Speaker 1: of a manufacturing plant in rural Kentucky. He is a
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  Speaker 1: good man, but he struggles. He fights, battles with alcohol.
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  Speaker 1: For years. He lives in the grinding, humiliating cycle of
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  Speaker 1: payday loans, borrowing against next week to pay for this week,
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  Speaker 1: a hamster wheel that never stops spinning no matter how
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  Speaker 1: hard he works. He accumulates no assets, he builds no wealth,
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  Speaker 1: and for most of his life he honestly assumes that
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  Speaker 1: is simply the hand he was dealt. But in his
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  Speaker 1: mid forties, something happens. Robert finds his faith, and not
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  Speaker 1: just the kind of faith that shows up on Sunday
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  Speaker 1: morning and disappears by Monday afternoon, but a deep, restructuring,
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  Speaker 1: identity altering encounter with the God of Abraham. He begins
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  Speaker 1: studying the financial life of the patriarchs. He makes the
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  Speaker 1: move of separation, walking away from the spending habits and
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  Speaker 1: social circles that have kept him trapped for decades. He
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  Speaker 1: makes the move of strategic allocation, cutting up every credit
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  Speaker 1: card in his wallet and committing to never again borrowing
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  Speaker 1: money for anything that depreciates in value. And he makes
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  Speaker 1: the move of the altar, committing to faithfully tithe on
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  Speaker 1: every dollar he earns, even the weeks when it costs
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  Speaker 1: him something real. Robert never becomes a millionaire. He never
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  Speaker 1: drives a luxury car or lives in a sprawling house.
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  Speaker 1: But when he passes away at seventy three years old,
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  Speaker 1: he does not leave behind a pile of bills. He
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  Speaker 1: leaves behind a fully paid off home and a modest
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  Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars trust fund, the first financial inheritance anyone
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  Speaker 1: in his family has ever created in three generations. Because
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  Speaker 1: of that foundation, his son Michael has the seed capital
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  Speaker 1: to launch a small but successful residential contracting business. Because
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  Speaker 1: of Michael's business, his children grow up in financial stability,
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  Speaker 1: not scarcity. They go to college without crushing debt, They
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  Speaker 1: enter adulthood with options their grandfather never had, And just
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  Speaker 1: last month, Robert's grandson, a young man who never once
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  Speaker 1: had to take out a student loan because of foundations
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  Speaker 1: built before he was born, graduates from medical school completely
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  Speaker 1: debt free, three generations, three moves, One man who decided
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  Speaker 1: in his mid forties, with no savings and no road map,
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  Speaker 1: that the cycle of debt and scarcity ended with him.
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  Speaker 1: That is what this is about. We are not doing
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  Speaker 1: this to flex on social media with designer clothes and
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  Speaker 1: luxury vacations. We are not doing this to impress people
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  Speaker 1: who will not even be at our funeral. We are
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  Speaker 1: called called by the same God who spoke to Abraham
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  Speaker 1: out of no and turned a wandering man into the
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  Speaker 1: father of nations, to be the head and not the taiale.
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  Speaker 1: We are called to leave an inheritance for our children's children.
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  Speaker 1: We are called to be the Robert in our family tree,
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  Speaker 1: the one who decides, in whatever season they are standing
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  Speaker 1: in right now, with whatever resources are currently in their hands,
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  Speaker 1: that they are going to apply the three moves of
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  Speaker 1: Abraham and change the trajectory of their bloodline forever. You
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  Speaker 1: are not too late, you are not too broke, you
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  Speaker 1: are not too far behind. Abraham began his journey of
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  Speaker 1: radical obedience at seventy five years old with nothing but
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  Speaker 1: a promise and a willingness to move. What is your
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  Speaker 1: excuse if you are truly ready to break the cycle
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  Speaker 1: of generational debt, and start building a legacy that your
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  Speaker 1: great grandchildren will inherit. I need you to do one
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  Speaker 1: these exact words, I am building wealth for my children's children.
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  Speaker 1: Do it publicly, Do it boldly. That declaration is your
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  Speaker 1: with you and witness your commitment out loud. You would
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  Speaker 1: I am pulling back the curtain on the number one
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  Speaker 1: hidden reason that God's people stay broke even when when
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  Speaker 1: they are genuinely trying to do everything right. I am
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  Speaker 1: going to expose a specific poverty mindset that millions of
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  Speaker 1: believers are carrying without even realizing it, a mindset so
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  Speaker 1: subtle that it disguises itself as humility and wisdom. It
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  Speaker 1: is the thing that kept me stuck for years before
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  Speaker 1: I finally saw it for what it was. You have
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  Speaker 1: done the work today, You have stayed all the way through.
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  Speaker 1: Do not stop now. Stay blessed, stay building, and I
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