In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Cindy Trimm as she will help us understand the concept she coined known as economic dominion. She breaks the idea down to help us realize what’s available to us if we take the time to pursue, learn and execute the things that the Lord has already provided for us.
Dr. Cindy Trimm is a best-selling author, high-impact teacher, and former senator. She combines her extensive leadership experience with her spiritual knowledge to deliver life-changing lessons that empower and inspire.
Dr. Cindy is all about empowerment and uses biblically-based inner healing and personal empowerment principles to open minds and touch hearts, connect potential with purpose, and then navigate the unknown terrain to prosper and progress.
Kicking financial goals is all about setting the right plan and following it. The path to financial freedom starts by understanding that you are a steward of your money. Stewardship, then, is the principle that limits what we can and should do with our money.
Financial freedom is not just about having excess cash and being able to spend it. Financial freedom is built on a solid foundation of biblical principles, and following them can help you achieve everything the world defines as success in your financial life.
The Bible is clear that money is a blessing and not a curse. It’s possible to understand how God views your wealth and how you can use it to help others. Now see how your finances can be used to accomplish God’s divine plan for your life.
Listen in on this podcast as Cindy walks through the biblical perspective of achieving financial freedom, which considers the practical aspects of living in a world of scarcity and abundance.
What You Will Learn:
- Building a relationship with God.
- The birth of the economic dominion concept.
- Having the right mindset for money.
- Cindy’s key belief throughout her journey.
- A proper biblical understanding of what prosperity means.
- The strategy of the power of the seed.
- What needs to happen when you get an idea.
- The element of stewardship.
- The principle of small things makes a big difference.
