Episodes

Charles Payne on Today's Financial Climate | Joseph Wealth Management In this exclusive interview, Joseph Wealth Management sits down with Charles Payne — host of Fox Business Network's Making Money with Charles Payne and founder of Wall Street Strategies — to break down the current financial climate and what it means for investors. With decades of experience on Wall Street, starting as an analyst at E.F. Hutton before launching his own research firm, Payne has become one of the most recognize...

Host Geil Thompson explores what debt is really doing to your financial life — not simply how much you owe, but how debt can quietly claim a portion of your future income before you ever receive it. Using the biblical principle from Proverbs 22:7 that “the borrower is servant to the lender,” the episode reframes debt as a relationship of obligation and challenges listeners to look beyond the monthly payment to the true economic cost of borrowing. Through the “Would You Cross the Street?” illustr...

Host, Dana Gordon of the Faith and Finance podcast explores what he calls "The New Retirement Blueprint" — not simply a shift in savings tactics, but a reframing of retirement itself as a transition to be stewarded intentionally rather than an event to arrive at. He opens by contrasting the old retirement formula — decades of work, a pension, Social Security, a paid-off home — with today's reality, where pensions are rare, lifespans are longer, and healthcare costs and market volatility complica...

Host Geil Thompson explores what debt is really doing to your financial life — not simply how much you owe, but how debt can quietly claim a portion of your future income before you ever receive it. Using the biblical principle from Proverbs 22:7 that “the borrower is servant to the lender,” the episode reframes debt as a relationship of obligation and challenges listeners to look beyond the monthly payment to the true economic cost of borrowing. Through the “Would You Cross the Street?” illustr...

Host Brittany, COO of Joseph Wealth Management, explores a prophetic word about wealth transfer and what it means to receive by grace rather than strive by works — not simply as a spiritual metaphor, but as a lens for how listeners relate to money, risk, and investing. Using the biblical image from Joel 2:23 of the "former rain" and "latter rain," the episode frames the former rain as a season of gathering — people being drawn toward God's purposes and community — and the latter rain as a season...

Host Geil Thompson explores what debt is really doing to your financial life — not simply how much you owe, but how debt can quietly claim a portion of your future income before you ever receive it. Using the biblical principle from Proverbs 22:7 that “the borrower is servant to the lender,” the episode reframes debt as a relationship of obligation and challenges listeners to look beyond the monthly payment to the true economic cost of borrowing. Through the “Would You Cross the Street?” illustr...

Host Dana Gordon makes the case that real risk management goes far beyond insurance — covering emergency reserves, debt reduction, diversification, estate planning, and even the health of your relationships and your own earning ability. Grounded in Psalm 24:1's reminder that everything we hold belongs to God, the episode reframes wealth protection as stewardship rather than fear. Geil closes with the deeper risk behind every financial one: letting wealth itself become the thing we trust. General...

Host Geil Thompson looks back at the hardest money milestone most successful savers face — not the first million, but the first $1,000 — and unpacks why that early stretch felt harder than every dollar of growth that followed. Drawing on Jesus's Parable of the Mustard Seed and the discipline-and-faith pairing in Proverbs 23:18, Geil challenges listeners to remember their own seed stage and pass that honesty on to someone still living it. A practical checklist follows for anyone mentoring a begin...

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Social Security's trustees have now put a specific date on the retirement trust fund running dry — the fourth quarter of 2032, six years away — and this year's projection moved up, not back. Host Geil Thompson breaks down what actually changed, why a retirement plan built on 100% of scheduled benefits may be too optimistic, and how Joseph Wealth Management's namesake — Joseph's seven years of preparation before famine — speaks directly to what to do with the years of plenty we have left. General...

Advisor Dana Gordon unpacks a core principle for aligning faith and finances: spiritual implementation plus practical application equals manifestation — not positive thinking, but purposeful results from faith put into action. Drawing on James 2's "faith without works is dead," Dana walks through what it looks like to pair prayer with real financial discipline: budgeting, saving, investing, insurance, and estate planning. The episode closes with a challenge to turn one prayed-over financial deci...

The estate tax cliff everyone braced for never happened — Congress made the higher exemption permanent instead, raising it to $15 million per person ($30 million per couple). In this episode, host Geil Thompson breaks down what actually changed, why "permanent" doesn't mean your existing estate plan is still current, and what Proverbs 13:22 has to say about planning wealth two generations ahead. General education only — not personalized investment, tax, or legal advice. Whether you're just star...

In this episode, host Geil Thompson introduces Joseph Wealth Management's advisors, estate planning attorney Brittany Boma and financial advisor Dana Gordon, in an on-screen Q&A format. Together they unpack the firm's Kingdom-principles approach to wealth, the story behind its name, and its flagship offering, the Joseph Storehouse Treasury Program. It's an inside look at how faith and finance intersect at Joseph Wealth Management — building, preserving, and giving with purpose. Whether you're j...

The Department of Labor is finalizing a rule that would let 401(k) plans hold private equity, private credit, real estate, and crypto for the first time — one of the biggest structural shifts to retirement investing in decades. In this episode, host Geil Thompson breaks down what's actually changing, what it means for your fees and liquidity, and why a 3,000-year-old passage from Ecclesiastes already laid out the case for not betting everything on one unfamiliar asset. General education only — n...