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تم نشره في 2020/05/10

We are beginning a new weekly series on the biblical principals of investing, using The Wall Street Awakening as our guide. We hope you will join us! We believe this book to be the definitive guide to Biblically Responsible Investing (BRI). Get your copy at https://thewallstreetawakening.com Or from Amazon using our affiliate link: https://amzn.to/3cHRuPO Visit http://integrityinvestors.com/ for more information about Biblically Responsible Investing and to sign up for the FREE Christian Investor Newsletter. Watch Jason’s 45 second explanation of what it means to be a Christian Financial Advisor here: /watch/4WNRaESexhIeR —————————————————————— WELCOME! We are The Kreke Family. Thank you for stopping by our YouTube home. We are a family of 10 living in a tiny house on 16 acres in the country where we homeschool our children and work together on our big goal of turning this property into a beautiful place that we can share with others. Subscribe to join us in our journey! We'd love to hear from you... P.O. Box 323 Cedar Hill, MO 63016 TINY HOME TOUR /watch/0i4_Cxiawk8a_ SHARING OUR VISION /watch/s1=t&4pYD8hhx9M1xt My video camera: https://amzn.to/2Tm3Eam THE KREKE ("kray-key") FAMILY... Jason & Julie: the parents! AKA "Papa & Mom" Isabella: 13 years old Leo: 11 years old Silas: 10 years old Elsie: 8 years old Samuel: 6 years old Jeremiah: 4 years old James: 2 years old Lydia: 8 months old Pepper the Poodle: 3 years old

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@halfwayhome17814 years ago This is awesome!! Praise God, this will be wonderful to learn more about. Thank you all 😊
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@jenniferhall8474 years ago Love how real your family is. My husband has been married over 20yrs and have 6 kids. We have learned a lot over the yrs but love to learn more of the Christian way of investing. Thank you for making these videos.
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@kylacorn29834 years ago Happy mother's day Julie!❤ ☺Your such a good mom! Love this video!👍❤
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@patriciaroeder56174 years ago First and foremost I am a Christian. I try to live my life to only glorify God. I’m on a very tight budget and would like to learn how to invest wisely but from a Biblical perspective. Thank you for offering to go through this and for sharing your knowledge. ...
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@sgvicentini35024 years ago Thank you very much we will be very grateful to see the videos, we are very interested in the subject and the truth that we were waiting for Jason to do this. Blessings!!!
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@sandradehey44964 years ago Happy Mother's day beatifull Julie!💖💐🌹
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@taniabrower224 years ago I would love to learn more about investing, especially from A Christian perspective!
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@rainbeauty4 years ago I’m interested! Haven’t thought a lot about it.
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@abideinshalom4 years ago I also know nothing. I am a stay at home, homeschooling Mom and as of now we live beyond our means. Living paycheck to paycheck and have finally come to the point where we are barely above water. We are ready to revamp our entire financial mindset. And sacrifice where we need to in order to Thrive and not just Survive. ...
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@1234ellie567814 years ago This is amazing as my husband and I have just recently been chatting about how and where to invest our money to honour God! Wahooo!
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@kristindavis49884 years ago Oh my I would love to receive this book! I’m in my early 20’s and need any financial advice I can get! I always tell people I have god on my side so I can achieve any and everything I put my passion and work into but I would also love to learn how to manage that success so I’m stable and so I can help others as well! ...
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@Grabfma0405084 years ago At 64 , I am a christian who needs all the advice you have on investment since I am late at starting . Thanks for doing this series . Much needed .
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@katiebowers81804 years ago I am intrigued. I am terrible with money. I am a stay at home mom who struggles to not spend more than I can. I know nothing about investing. 1
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@HeatherLucas8654 years ago This is so interesting! I can’t wait to hear all your tips and insights! We don’t have any debt right now and are looking to buy some land and build a house and then we’ll have a mortgage but hoping to have it as low as we can. 😁 ...
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@InHimAlone4 years ago We are not yet to the investing step, beyond basic retirement contributions from my husband's job. This will be helpful for when we get there. We still have a bunch in student loan debt - biggest regret ever. We don't have a ton of discretionary income, so that has been a challenge. It is more of an income problem with a large family than a spending problem. We don't have other debt, other than house, and we are not frivolous spenders. We are just a large family on a small pastor's income. We get by month to month, but never get ahead. He has a part-time job as well, but I need a way to make more money from home while homeschooling, with seven kids. We are not cut-out for Youtube, haha :) ... 2
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@susanemery90154 years ago I want to learn more about investing my money. Is the stock market the way to go?
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@cathydecarles70844 years ago I love that your are Christian and financial I am Catholic it means a lot to me your thoughts means a lot to a lot of people. HAPPY MOTHERS DAY TO YOU ❤🌷🙏☦🌷🙏☦❤🌷🙏☦🌷🙏☦❤🌷🙏☦
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@jenniferr12794 years ago We are looking at starting invest some money I earned from a retirement fund in college so I’m interested to see what you recommend!
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@lifeinlowercase4 years ago Honestly, I never even thought about people possibly investing in companies and corporations that don’t hold your same values etc. Totally opened my eyes about it after y’all did your first video about what Jason does. Looking forward to these new videos! ... 1
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@triciastorie89974 years ago Looking forward to learning more about this book! Love all your videos!
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@haircandykina4 years ago I’m so excited about this series!!! (Until I saw your other video, it NEVER occurred to me that invested money might be used for ventures that dishonored God. Thank you so much for bringing that to light!) 😍🤓
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@jamieridley85564 years ago My husband and I just started making investments through a company essentially they do all of it for us. Does this talk about how to pick the investments yourself as well as what to look for before investing?
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@livingthefruitfullife6544 years ago As a perk through my husband‘s job, we are blessed to have an investment counselor who constructed “the Timothy plan“. They research each company being invested in to make sure they don’t support any worldly activities nor functions we don’t believe to be in line with our moral standards. We’re thinking that that’s what your recommended book maybe about? Is the book just about investments, not budgeting etc.? ...
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@BrynHottman4 years ago I'm very interested in what the book says! I desire to live a more frugal lifestyle and stay out of debt but God has been showing me where I have been lacking in faith that He will provide for all of my needs. A lot of financial books, Christian or not, are practical but that's not what my husband and I struggle with. Does this book focus more on the spiritual aspect of how we handle our finances? ...
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@jodydix96064 years ago Are y'all in the chicken coop?!😉😂
Seriously, though, I would love to follow along and glean some wisdom in a field that has always interested me, but that I know very little about. Thank you!
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@faiths83854 years ago We are following Dave Ramsey steps ? Is this book helpful in getting out of debt or investing ?
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@sabrinaryan4464 years ago We are not Christian in our home BUT we do want to invest responsibly and with ethical companies. Would this book be beneficial to us?
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@cherylemaybury99674 years ago Do you believe in tithing.? I pay a tithe to my congregation and I know that it is divided up into parts for the world wide ministry work, a contribution for our circuit and also for the local congregational expenses. Other than my house I don’t have anything else to invest with. I am cautious with my money so I always have enough to pay my bills and some savings for the unexpected repairs around the house. I don’t have anything else to invest with but I am still interested in learning how to go about investing in a wise way. ...
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@nangirl174 years ago I'd love to hear feedback on ETFs.
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@susanbaker81304 years ago What is the Biblical support for debt, if any, and what position does the book take on that, given the huge increase in MORE US debt from Covid-quarantine compensation? (Deficit plus trillions of unfunded liabilities)
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@donnagarretson36214 years ago I was able to get credit cards in my 60's. The convenience of buy now pay later was great. That is until the bills started coming in. I am able to make my payments (Praise the Lord), but I realized when charging goods I was putting my money to usury (interest) as stated in the Word of God not to do. Opps!!! I always thought that putting your money to usury (interest) was trying to pile up interest to increase my money. Not so!!! Needless to say, I have canceled my credit cards and I will never ever use them again. I was shocked at how the interest (usury) piles up and I could end up paying $10000.00 for purchasing $5000.00 worth of goods. I am terribly embarrassed and extremely repentant for plunging headlong into buying with credit. ...
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@halfwayhome17814 years ago This is awesome!! Praise God, this will be wonderful to learn more about. Thank you all 😊
@

@jenniferhall8474 years ago Love how real your family is. My husband has been married over 20yrs and have 6 kids. We have learned a lot over the yrs but love to learn more of the Christian way of investing. Thank you for making these videos.
@

@kylacorn29834 years ago Happy mother's day Julie!❤ ☺Your such a good mom! Love this video!👍❤
@

@patriciaroeder56174 years ago First and foremost I am a Christian. I try to live my life to only glorify God. I’m on a very tight budget and would like to learn how to invest wisely but from a Biblical perspective. Thank you for offering to go through this and for sharing your knowledge. ...
@

@sgvicentini35024 years ago Thank you very much we will be very grateful to see the videos, we are very interested in the subject and the truth that we were waiting for Jason to do this. Blessings!!!
@

@sandradehey44964 years ago Happy Mother's day beatifull Julie!💖💐🌹
@

@taniabrower224 years ago I would love to learn more about investing, especially from A Christian perspective!
@

@rainbeauty4 years ago I’m interested! Haven’t thought a lot about it.
@

@abideinshalom4 years ago I also know nothing. I am a stay at home, homeschooling Mom and as of now we live beyond our means. Living paycheck to paycheck and have finally come to the point where we are barely above water. We are ready to revamp our entire financial mindset. And sacrifice where we need to in order to Thrive and not just Survive. ...
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@1234ellie567814 years ago This is amazing as my husband and I have just recently been chatting about how and where to invest our money to honour God! Wahooo!
@

@kristindavis49884 years ago Oh my I would love to receive this book! I’m in my early 20’s and need any financial advice I can get! I always tell people I have god on my side so I can achieve any and everything I put my passion and work into but I would also love to learn how to manage that success so I’m stable and so I can help others as well! ...
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@Grabfma0405084 years ago At 64 , I am a christian who needs all the advice you have on investment since I am late at starting . Thanks for doing this series . Much needed .
@

@katiebowers81804 years ago I am intrigued. I am terrible with money. I am a stay at home mom who struggles to not spend more than I can. I know nothing about investing. 1
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@HeatherLucas8654 years ago This is so interesting! I can’t wait to hear all your tips and insights! We don’t have any debt right now and are looking to buy some land and build a house and then we’ll have a mortgage but hoping to have it as low as we can. 😁 ...
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@InHimAlone4 years ago We are not yet to the investing step, beyond basic retirement contributions from my husband's job. This will be helpful for when we get there. We still have a bunch in student loan debt - biggest regret ever. We don't have a ton of discretionary income, so that has been a challenge. It is more of an income problem with a large family than a spending problem. We don't have other debt, other than house, and we are not frivolous spenders. We are just a large family on a small pastor's income. We get by month to month, but never get ahead. He has a part-time job as well, but I need a way to make more money from home while homeschooling, with seven kids. We are not cut-out for Youtube, haha :) ... 2
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@susanemery90154 years ago I want to learn more about investing my money. Is the stock market the way to go?
@

@cathydecarles70844 years ago I love that your are Christian and financial I am Catholic it means a lot to me your thoughts means a lot to a lot of people. HAPPY MOTHERS DAY TO YOU ❤🌷🙏☦🌷🙏☦❤🌷🙏☦🌷🙏☦❤🌷🙏☦
@

@jenniferr12794 years ago We are looking at starting invest some money I earned from a retirement fund in college so I’m interested to see what you recommend!
@

@lifeinlowercase4 years ago Honestly, I never even thought about people possibly investing in companies and corporations that don’t hold your same values etc. Totally opened my eyes about it after y’all did your first video about what Jason does. Looking forward to these new videos! ... 1
@

@triciastorie89974 years ago Looking forward to learning more about this book! Love all your videos!
@

@haircandykina4 years ago I’m so excited about this series!!! (Until I saw your other video, it NEVER occurred to me that invested money might be used for ventures that dishonored God. Thank you so much for bringing that to light!) 😍🤓
@

@jamieridley85564 years ago My husband and I just started making investments through a company essentially they do all of it for us. Does this talk about how to pick the investments yourself as well as what to look for before investing?
@

@livingthefruitfullife6544 years ago As a perk through my husband‘s job, we are blessed to have an investment counselor who constructed “the Timothy plan“. They research each company being invested in to make sure they don’t support any worldly activities nor functions we don’t believe to be in line with our moral standards. We’re thinking that that’s what your recommended book maybe about? Is the book just about investments, not budgeting etc.? ...
@

@BrynHottman4 years ago I'm very interested in what the book says! I desire to live a more frugal lifestyle and stay out of debt but God has been showing me where I have been lacking in faith that He will provide for all of my needs. A lot of financial books, Christian or not, are practical but that's not what my husband and I struggle with. Does this book focus more on the spiritual aspect of how we handle our finances? ...
@

@jodydix96064 years ago Are y'all in the chicken coop?!😉😂
Seriously, though, I would love to follow along and glean some wisdom in a field that has always interested me, but that I know very little about. Thank you!
@

@faiths83854 years ago We are following Dave Ramsey steps ? Is this book helpful in getting out of debt or investing ?
@

@sabrinaryan4464 years ago We are not Christian in our home BUT we do want to invest responsibly and with ethical companies. Would this book be beneficial to us?
@

@cherylemaybury99674 years ago Do you believe in tithing.? I pay a tithe to my congregation and I know that it is divided up into parts for the world wide ministry work, a contribution for our circuit and also for the local congregational expenses. Other than my house I don’t have anything else to invest with. I am cautious with my money so I always have enough to pay my bills and some savings for the unexpected repairs around the house. I don’t have anything else to invest with but I am still interested in learning how to go about investing in a wise way. ...
@

@nangirl174 years ago I'd love to hear feedback on ETFs.
@

@susanbaker81304 years ago What is the Biblical support for debt, if any, and what position does the book take on that, given the huge increase in MORE US debt from Covid-quarantine compensation? (Deficit plus trillions of unfunded liabilities)
@

@donnagarretson36214 years ago I was able to get credit cards in my 60's. The convenience of buy now pay later was great. That is until the bills started coming in. I am able to make my payments (Praise the Lord), but I realized when charging goods I was putting my money to usury (interest) as stated in the Word of God not to do. Opps!!! I always thought that putting your money to usury (interest) was trying to pile up interest to increase my money. Not so!!! Needless to say, I have canceled my credit cards and I will never ever use them again. I was shocked at how the interest (usury) piles up and I could end up paying $10000.00 for purchasing $5000.00 worth of goods. I am terribly embarrassed and extremely repentant for plunging headlong into buying with credit. ...

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