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Women have played a vital role in advancing the gospel from the very beginning. In Romans 16, the Apostle Paul introduces us to Phoebe—a trusted partner whose generosity, influence, and service helped further his ministry. Her story offers a compelling picture of what it means to use the resources God has entrusted to us to advance the gospel. John Rinehart, founder and CEO of Gospel Patrons, has spent years studying and telling the stories of men and women who have supported gospel ministry throughout history. He says Phoebe is one of the clearest biblical examples of...

Women have played a vital role in advancing the gospel from the very beginning. In Romans 16, the Apostle Paul introduces us to Phoebe—a trusted partner whose generosity, influence, and service helped further his ministry. Her story offers a compelling picture of what it means to use the resources God has entrusted to us to advance the gospel. John Rinehart, founder and CEO of Gospel Patrons, has spent years studying and telling the stories of men and women who have supported gospel ministry throughout history. He says Phoebe is one of the clearest biblical examples of...

“For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or what shall a man give in return for his soul?” — Matthew 16:26 Those words from Jesus confront one of the deepest questions we can ask about money and success. Jesus spoke them to His disciples as He taught about the cost of following Him. In that moment, He contrasted two pursuits: gaining the world and preserving the soul. The question still echoes today: Is there a spiritual cost to financial success? On today’s episode of Faith & Finance , John Rinehart, founder and CEO of Gospel Patrons , joined the show to explore that very question and what Scripture teaches about wealth, work, and spiritual health. The Bible’s Honest Warnings About Wealth Financial success itself is not condemned in Scripture. In fact, the Bible includes many faithful believers who possessed great wealth—Abraham, Job, and Lydia among them. Yet Scripture also carries repeated warnings about the spiritual dangers that prosperity can create. As John explained on the show, wealth can be both a blessing and a temptation. The danger arises when our hearts begin to trust money instead of God. Jesus addressed this tension directly in Matthew 6:24: “No one can serve two masters… You cannot serve God and money.” The issue is not the possession of wealth but the mastery of wealth over the human heart. And in a culture that celebrates success, possessions, and financial independence, those warnings are easy to overlook. The Cycle of Success That Can Lead to Spiritual Failure John describes a pattern many people fall into—a cycle of success that can quietly lead to spiritual drift. It often begins with a view of work that centers on earning money so we can eventually rest. We work hard, pursue success, and over time, our effort produces prosperity. Hard work and prosperity themselves are not wrong. In fact, Scripture often affirms diligence. But prosperity introduces a new danger. As John noted during the conversation, success can gradually lead us to forget the God who provided it in the first place. When we begin to see wealth as the product of our own ability rather than God’s provision, our dependence on Him begins to fade. Before long, success that once felt like a blessing can become a spiritual trap. The Warning of the Rich Fool Jesus illustrates this danger in the Parable of the Rich Fool in Luke 12:16–21. In the story, a farmer experiences an abundant harvest. Faced with overflowing crops, he decides to tear down his barns and build bigger ones to store them all. From a purely financial perspective, his plan sounds wise. But Jesus reveals the deeper problem. The man begins speaking to himself as though his wealth guarantees security and ease: “Soul, you have ample goods laid up for many years; relax, eat, drink, be merry.” — Luke 12:19 Then comes the shocking turn. “But God said to him, ‘Fool! This night your soul is required of you.’” — Luke 12:20 The problem wasn’t the harvest—it was forgetting God. This story hits close to home in a culture that often equates success with building bigger barns. The Danger of Forgetting the Source This warning appears long before Jesus told that parable. As Israel prepared to enter the Promised Land, Moses cautioned them about the spiritual risks that accompany prosperity. In Deuteronomy 8:17–18, he warned: “Beware lest you say in your heart, ‘My power and the might of my hand have gotten me this wealth.’ You shall remember the Lord your God, for it is he who gives you power to get wealth.” John highlighted this verse as a key reminder: even the ability to creat

“For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or what shall a man give in return for his soul?” — Matthew 16:26 Those words from Jesus confront one of the deepest questions we can ask about money and success. Jesus spoke them to His disciples as He taught about the cost of following Him. In that moment, He contrasted two pursuits: gaining the world and preserving the soul. The question still echoes today: Is there a spiritual cost to financial success? On today’s episode of Faith & Finance , John Rinehart, founder and CEO of Gospel Patrons , joined the show to explore that very question and what Scripture teaches about wealth, work, and spiritual health. The Bible’s Honest Warnings About Wealth Financial success itself is not condemned in Scripture. In fact, the Bible includes many faithful believers who possessed great wealth—Abraham, Job, and Lydia among them. Yet Scripture also carries repeated warnings about the spiritual dangers that prosperity can create. As John explained on the show, wealth can be both a blessing and a temptation. The danger arises when our hearts begin to trust money instead of God. Jesus addressed this tension directly in Matthew 6:24: “No one can serve two masters… You cannot serve God and money.” The issue is not the possession of wealth but the mastery of wealth over the human heart. And in a culture that celebrates success, possessions, and financial independence, those warnings are easy to overlook. The Cycle of Success That Can Lead to Spiritual Failure John describes a pattern many people fall into—a cycle of success that can quietly lead to spiritual drift. It often begins with a view of work that centers on earning money so we can eventually rest. We work hard, pursue success, and over time, our effort produces prosperity. Hard work and prosperity themselves are not wrong. In fact, Scripture often affirms diligence. But prosperity introduces a new danger. As John noted during the conversation, success can gradually lead us to forget the God who provided it in the first place. When we begin to see wealth as the product of our own ability rather than God’s provision, our dependence on Him begins to fade. Before long, success that once felt like a blessing can become a spiritual trap. The Warning of the Rich Fool Jesus illustrates this danger in the Parable of the Rich Fool in Luke 12:16–21. In the story, a farmer experiences an abundant harvest. Faced with overflowing crops, he decides to tear down his barns and build bigger ones to store them all. From a purely financial perspective, his plan sounds wise. But Jesus reveals the deeper problem. The man begins speaking to himself as though his wealth guarantees security and ease: “Soul, you have ample goods laid up for many years; relax, eat, drink, be merry.” — Luke 12:19 Then comes the shocking turn. “But God said to him, ‘Fool! This night your soul is required of you.’” — Luke 12:20 The problem wasn’t the harvest—it was forgetting God. This story hits close to home in a culture that often equates success with building bigger barns. The Danger of Forgetting the Source This warning appears long before Jesus told that parable. As Israel prepared to enter the Promised Land, Moses cautioned them about the spiritual risks that accompany prosperity. In Deuteronomy 8:17–18, he warned: “Beware lest you say in your heart, ‘My power and the might of my hand have gotten me this wealth.’ You shall remember the Lord your God, for it is he who gives you power to get wealth.” John highlighted this verse as a key reminder: even the ability to creat

This is a re-release of episode 297 with John Rinehart. This is the most-listened to podcast after we re-branded and changed the name to The Kinetic Man Podcast. How do Christians who work in business and professional fields bear fruit for the kingdom of God? Today we sit down with our friend John Rinehart from Gospel Patrons to discuss this very topic, plus a whole lot more! --Interested in joining our Kinetic Man weekly online Zoom call? Get more info here: https://thekineticman.com/Join our Kinetic Man Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thekineticman

In this episode of Active Generosity, we are joined by John Rinehart, Founder of Gospel Patrons and author of the book by the same name . John discusses the journey he embarked on with his wife to become a global Christian and the pivotal conversation he had en route , which triggered his mission to inspire a new generation of Gospel patron s – Christians in business leadership who generously partner with those in the mission field . Passionate in his belief that "the very heartbeat of God is generosity ", John also reflects on God's call on us as Christians to be generous. John's favourite Bible ver s e on generosity : <p class="Paragrap

"For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul? Or what shall a man give in return for his soul?" - Matthew 16:26 In that verse, Jesus is speaking to His disciples, teaching them about the cost of discipleship and the value of the soul in contrast to worldly gains. The question remains: is there a spiritual cost to achieving financial success? John Rinehart joins us today to talk about it. John Rinehart is the co-founder of Gospel Patrons , an international organization dedicated to inspiring a generation of business professionals to fulfill their God-given callings. He is also the author of Gospel Patrons: People Whose Generosity Changed The World and 31 Gospel Patrons . The Hidden Danger of Wealth Financial success is often seen as a blessing, and rightly so—Scripture tells us that God gives both riches and poverty according to His sovereign will. We see many wealthy individuals throughout the Bible who were faithful followers of God. However, Jesus frequently warned His disciples about the dangers of wealth. In today’s world, success is often equated with financial prosperity, but Jesus made it clear: “You cannot serve both God and money” (Matthew 6:24). The culture around us idolizes wealth, comfort, and possessions, making it easy to fall into a cycle where financial gain becomes the ultimate goal. This cycle can lead us away from God rather than toward Him if we are not careful. The Toxic Cycle of Success Many people approach work as a means to an end—a way to earn money so they can rest, enjoy life, and feel secure. This mindset, however, is not where the Bible starts. Instead, when we strive for success without keeping God at the center, we often fall into a dangerous pattern: We Work Hard and Prosper— Hard work leads to financial gain, which is a good thing. We Enjoy Comfort and Security— As success grows, we begin to rely on wealth rather than on God. We Forget God— The more prosperous we become, the easier it is to take credit for our success. We Fall into Sin— As self-reliance replaces trust in God, spiritual priorities take a back seat. This cycle is clearly seen in the Parable of the Rich Fool (Luke 12:16-21). Jesus describes a man who builds bigger barns to store his wealth, thinking he has secured his future. But God calls him a fool because he was not “rich toward God.” Forgetting the Source of Our Wealth The warning from Deuteronomy 8:18 is as relevant today as it was for Israel: “You may say to yourself, ‘My power and the strength of my hands have produced this wealth for me.’ But remember the Lord your God, for it is he who gives you the ability to produce wealth.” After 40 years in the wilderness, Israel stood at the edge of the Promised Land, facing a new challenge—not scarcity, but abundance. Moses warned them that prosperity could be more spiritually dangerous than hardship if they forgot the God who provided for them. Likewise, in our financial success, we must remember that wealth is not ours—it belongs to God. If we forget this, we risk placing our trust in material security rather than in Him. The Virtuous Cycle of Success So, how can we succeed financially without failing spiritually? We must shift from a toxic cycle to a virtuous cycle—one that aligns with God’s design. Instead of working for wealth and rest, we should begin with resting in God. 1. Start with Rest God commands rest through the Sabbath, showing that we are not slaves to work. Taking time to worship, study Scripture, and be in community with other believers reor

We're highlighting some of our favorite episodes of the Heart of Money podcast, starting with this thought-provoking interview with John. What if everything you thought you knew about wealth and prosperity was turned upside down? Meet John Rinehart, a passionate speaker and author, who embarked on a unique journey from the business world to seminary, shaping his perspective on the purpose of wealth. Together with his wife, Renee, the duo runs the Gospel Patrons ministry, illuminating the importance of generosity in history and in spreading the gospel. John’s story and work serve as an invitation for us to rethink societal norms and discover our unique purpose in life. During our conversation, we explored the paradoxical relationship between success, wealth, and spiritual health — a topic often brushed under the rug. Together with John, we unveiled the danger of anchoring our identity and security to material possessions, a stark contrast to the teachings of Jesus. In a world that thrives on accumulation, we tackled the challenges of embracing radical generosity. And to top it off, we gave a sneak peek into John's forthcoming book "31 Gospel Patrons," a collection of enlightening interviews with business leaders discussing faith and generosity. Get ready to be inspired on this journey towards a deeper understanding of generosity, identity, and your relationship with God. Links from episode Website: Gospel Patrons Book: 31 Gospel Patrons

Is it really possible to live without worrying about money and finances? In this episode, host Kristin Nave welcomes John Rinehart, speaker, author, and leader of Gospel Patrons, to discuss the pervasive anxiety surrounding finances in modern society. They delve into the role of social media in fueling comparison, explore Jesus's teachings on money, and highlight the importance of trusting in God's care for us as the antidote to anxiety. John shares insights on generosity as a path to freedom, elucidates on biblical stewardship, and provides practical steps for those struggling with financial anxiety. Throughout the conversation, the emphasis remains on finding peace and joy through faith and generosity. Highlights: Stats on Financial Anxiety Jesus was never anxious about money Kristin and John’s personal experiences Incorporating specific Bible verses for specific issues Practical tips for Generosity Resources Mentioned: “ Gospel Patrons ” John’s first book and website " 31 Gospel Patrons " John’s newest book Instagram: @gospelpatrons Hashtags #LoveTheBible #FinancialAnxiety #Generosity #BiblicalWisdom #GospelPatrons #FaithAndMoney #TrustInGodsProvision #JohnRinehart #KristinNave #shelovesbible Show Credits: Executive Producer & Host: Kristin Nave Producer : Jay Lee - Provision Podcasts Media Designer: Bethany Young Guest: Bio: In 2010, John and his wife Renée took a big step of faith to write a book called Gospel Patrons . Their vision was to inspire a generation of business and professional people to fulfill their God-given callings. When the book launched, God surprised everyone and multiplied this message to thousands of people in countries all around the world. It was not long before the book grew into a ministry and now the ministry has become a movement called Gospel Patrons. Since 2015, they’ve been telling stories, speaking at conferences, and creating books, films, and online resources all with the desire to lift up the name of Jesus and build up a generation of Gospel Patrons. Find 20-Minute Bible Studies in the Psalms here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0310184533

While Christians are grateful for John Newton, George Whitefield and William Tyndale, none of their ministries would have been possible without visionary, wise patrons. John Rinehart, through the book and ministry Gospel Patrons, has introduced a model of relational patronage with great potential for the church. It was a fascinating privilege to talk with him in the Vestry at St Mary Woolnoth.

“In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” – Matthew 5:16 How do Christians who work in business and professional fields bear fruit for the kingdom of God. Today we sit down with our friend John Rinehart from Gospel Patrons to discuss this very topic, plus a whole lot more! Learn more about Gospel Patrons here: https://www.gospelpatrons.org/ -- Subscribe to the Level-Up Video Series⁠ ⁠⁠Subscribe to our newsletter, The MENifesto here! ⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Join our New Kinetic Man Facebook Group! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Check out the Kinetic Men Events on Meetup!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Come join David and Stu in the next group of The Kinetic Man Mastermind, which brings together a diverse group of men striving to become the best husbands, fathers, friends, and leaders possible. Applications are open for the next Tribe! Click here to learn more about the Mastermind!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Know someone who would make a great guest on our podcast? Let us know! takeaction@thekineticman.com .

Join us as we connect with John Rinehart, an entrepreneur who has devoted his life to inspiring and empowering a generation of gospel patrons. In this episode, John shares his transformative journey from the business world to the launch of Gospel Patrons, shedding light on how generosity and purpose have positively impacted the lives of business leaders. Discover the importance of integrating faith and work, as John emphasizes how living an integrated life can bring joy and fulfillment. Dive into a discussion about the pitfalls of making money an idol and the pursuit of "enough." John highlights the significance of cultivating intimate relationships and accountability to protect one's reputation and legacy. Gain valuable insights into John's vision for the future of Gospel Patrons, including fostering partnerships, creating resources, and expanding globally. This podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be regarded as personalized investment advice or relied upon for investment decisions and is not intended to provide legal or tax advice. John Sleeting is an employee of Clearwater Capital Partners. All opinions expressed by participants are solely their own opinion and do not reflect the opinion of Clearwater Capital Partners. Mr. Rinehart is not a client of Clearwater Capital Partners. No compensation was provided to Mr. Rinehart in exchange for his participation or comments. Mr. Rinehart curated John Sleeting's contribution entry from GospelPatrons.org for his published work "31 Gospel Patrons "and the book is discussed in this podcast. John Sleeting was not compensated for his contribution to GospelPatrons.org and Mr. Rinehart has no other material conflict of interest relating to his relationship with Clearwater Capital Partners. Investment Advice offered through Clearwater Capital Partners, a Registered Investment Advisor.

What if everything you thought you knew about wealth and prosperity was turned upside down? Meet John Rinehart, a passionate speaker and author, who embarked on a unique journey from the business world to seminary, shaping his perspective on the purpose of wealth. Together with his wife, Renee, the duo runs the Gospel Patrons ministry, illuminating the importance of generosity in history and in spreading the gospel. John’s story and work serve as an invitation for us to rethink societal norms and discover our unique purpose in life. During our conversation, we explored the paradoxical relationship between success, wealth, and spiritual health — a topic often brushed under the rug. Together with John, we unveiled the danger of anchoring our identity and security to material possessions, a stark contrast to the teachings of Jesus. In a world that thrives on accumulation, we tackled the challenges of embracing radical generosity. And to top it off, we gave a sneak peek into John's forthcoming book "31 Gospel Patrons," a collection of enlightening interviews with business leaders discussing faith and generosity. Get ready to be inspired on this journey towards a deeper understanding of generosity, identity, and your relationship with God.

In a world where success often equates to flashy status symbols, we're here to share a radical truth: Your worth to Jesus is not measured by accomplishments. Through His boundless love and grace you are treasured as His child. Life is not about chasing fame, it's about dedicating your time, talents, and treasure to serving God and others. This episode reminds us that God can use anyone, regardless of their profession or background, to advance His kingdom. Our conversation with John Rinehart takes us deeper into a topic often neglected—money. Contrary to popular avoidance, Jesus himself spoke about money and possessions as important topics of His teachings. We explore why this conversation is relevant to everyone and how it can lead to personal growth and spiritual development. Let's break the silence and continue to have open, honest conversations about giving, wealth, and how they relate to our faith. John reminds us it's not about seeking praise or recognition, but guarding our hearts and growing closer to God. Let's embrace the opportunities to grow spiritually through stewardship and giving. Together, we can make a difference in our lives and in the world. And as a special thank you for being part of our podcast community, we're giving away a free copy of John's book, “The Gospel Patrons”. Simply leave a review of our podcast and email us at story@thegivingexperience.org⁠⁠ to receive yours. Giving Together: An Adventure In Generosity | Book The Gospel Patrons: People Whose Generosity Changed The World | Book Gospel Patrons | Website Gospel Patrons | Instagram Gospel Patrons | Facebook The Giving Experience | ⁠Website⁠ The Giving Experience | ⁠Facebook Group⁠ Chad Hauer | ⁠Facebook⁠ Brent Tayet | ⁠Facebook

Many of us think if we just had a little bit more money we’d be happier. This week we talk to John Rinehart about why that isn’t the case! A rich life isn’t necessarily a wealthy life! Pick up his book “Gospel Patrons” here: https:// www.gospelpatrons.org/books/gospel-patrons

Many of us think if we just had a little bit more money we’d be happier. This week we talk to John Rinehart about why that isn’t the case! A rich life isn’t necessarily a wealthy life! Pick up his book “Gospel Patrons” here: https:// www.gospelpatrons.org/books/gospel-patrons

Our special guest, John Rinehart, will answer the question: "How can your work and resources integrate with your faith?" You may find out that ‘Gospel Patron’ is the perfect title for you. You don't want to miss this encouraging conversation—and you'll likely want to share it with a friend or colleague. Pull up a chair and join us in the Giving Room to learn about gospel patrons from the past who have impacted your life today. Podcast Website: https://givingroompodcast.com/ Special thanks to our sponsor and producer River Radio Ministries. You can learn more or listen at https://riverradio.com/ You can learn more about John and the ministry of Gospel Patrons here: https://www.gospelpatrons.org/ You can buy the Gospel Patrons book here: https://www.gospelpatrons.org/books/gospel-patrons

In this episode, I am joined by John Rinehart, author and founder of Gospel Patrons, to discuss the story of Simon The Tanner. See more about John's ministry here: https://www.gospelpatrons.org/Think Forever Podcast Page: https://www.thinkforever.org/podcast-----Theme Music - Ian Post All music used via Artlist license #pdSt6Y

God has designed you for generosity. In this episode, Art talks with John Rinehart of Gospel Patrons about giving as a community. Plus, Art answers a few listener questions, like “Is saving for retirement hoarding?” Listener Question: Is Saving for Retirement Hoarding? Should I tithe off gross or net income? Resources mentioned: Giving Together | Buy the book here: https://www.gospelpatrons.org/books/giving-together The Essential Emergency Binder | Buy it here: https://www.artrainer.com/essential-emergency-binder Episode Sponsor: Most churches struggle to get people to give. SecureGive has created a system that helps churches increase giving so their ministry is funded to reach their community. SecureGive helps churches increase giving in 3 ways: software that makes giving easy, a custom growth strategy, and ongoing stewardship resources. They stand out by offering a real ministry partnership, the most cost-effective solution with the lowest processing rates, and the most comprehensive giving platform available. Use the code 'RAINER20' to get 20% off your first year! Learn more here: https://www.securegive.com/

John Rinehart from Gospel Patrons joins us to share a few practical steps to becoming more openhanded with our money. Art also answers question about paying for Disney World and whether or not to sell your home. Listener questions answered: I want to take our family to Disney World this year, but we don’t have the money right now. My husband typically gets a bonus at the end of the year that would cover the costs. What do you think about paying for it with a credit card, knowing we can pay it off at the end of the year? The real estate market is hot right now. Should I sell my home? Notes: Gospel Patrons | https://bit.ly/33zeoGH The Essential Emergency Binder | Buy it here: https://bit.ly/3qsNYAm Episode Sponsor: Most churches struggle to get people to give. SecureGive has created a system that helps churches increase giving so their ministry is funded to reach their community. SecureGive helps churches increase giving in 3 ways: software that makes giving easy, a custom growth strategy, and ongoing stewardship resources. They stand out by offering a real ministry partnership, the most cost-effective solution with the lowest processing rates, and the most comprehensive giving platform available. Use the code 'RAINER20' to get 20% off your first year! Learn more here: https://www.securegive.com/

"Give, and it will be given to you. Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap. For with the measure you use it will be measured back to you.” - Luke 6:38 Behind every great movement of God stands a few generous men and women called Gospel Patrons. As a young businessman, John Rinehart found this truth while on a trip to Australia through a meeting with a fellow businessman. The truth was this: when God raises up people to proclaim the gospel, he also raises up patrons to support them. They have different gifts and different roles, but are partners in the same mission. We dive into this story and much more on this incredible episode with John. Follow John here: https://www.gospelpatrons.org/ Follow on Instagram here: @gospelpatrons Click here to Get Gospel Patrons book -- Help us fight Human Trafficking by supporting Exodus Road and giving to the Storehouse Giving Fund here: https://mygiving.secure.force.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0U0H00000b2IqEUAU Do us a favor and leave us a review! Google: https://g.page/r/CaoZLT62mz8eEAo/review Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/filling-the-storehouse/id1505081414 Know someone who would make a great guest on our podcast? Let us know! stuart@storehouse310turnkey.com This podcast is sponsored by DoDReads.com which promotes lifelong learning, personal development and leadership that comes from the books you read. If you are interested in updating your military reading list, email: storehouse@dodreads.com Enroll in Podcast Systems University today and use with coupon code STU20 to get the course for only $297 and regularly $497! https://podcast-university1.teachable.com/?coupon_code=STU20&affcode=852973_kd3nu1_9 Get the 10 Levels of Passivity FREE Report by emailing: podcast@storehouse310turnkey.com Make planning a priority this year! Go to https://boldlyandco.com/ ** Use the Code: STOREHOUSE at checkout for a 20% discount on ALL products. ** Use the Code: STOREHOUSE495 gives a $200 off discount on the next workshop. If you are interested in joining the War Room Mastermind Group, email: wrmastermind@gmail.com

Is "the love of money" truly the greatest barrier in our path toward wholeness? Join host Richard Dahlstrom as he interviews author, speaker, and founder of Gospel Patrons John Rinehart. John is the author of two books, Gospel Patrons and Giving Together , he speaks at conferences and events around the world, and is passionate about helping people develop a robust faith in Jesus and a clear vision of their purpose and calling in God's Kingdom. He and his wife Renée have two children and live in Orange County, California.

Bottom Line Faith is the podcast that bridges the gap between faith and business. On today's show, Ray sits down with John Rinehart, author, speaker, and founder of Gospel Patrons. bottomlinefaith.org

Bottom Line Faith is the podcast that bridges the gap between faith and business. On today's show, Ray sits down with John Rinehart, author, speaker, and founder of Gospel Patrons. bottomlinefaith.org

Paul interviews Gospel Patron's founder John Rinehart about generosity and the gospel. Be sure to subscribe to us--and stay tuned for season 2, coming Spring 2019!!

https://morethanenough.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/LTM_08-25-17.mp3 Get Gripped! Whatever grips us, drives us. The key to changing the world is being gripped by eternal principles which inspire us to live beyond our current reality. Business people and entrepreneurs sometimes feel they only go to work, but John Rinehart wants each of us to recognized our ability and potential to use our jobs to fuel our calling as a gospel patron. In part two of this series on Gospel Patrons with guest author John Rinehart, Dave and Reb continue a conversation about the ministry of gospel patrons which demonstrates how the church can embrace the concept of a gospel patron even in our modern world. Each person has the DNA of the God who designed them, a God who is passionate about generosity. At the heart of the impact on every life is giving. The people who have impacted your life the most are those who have given you their time, money, resources and experiences. John Rinehart asks the question “How do we become the kind of people God uses to change the world?” At the heart of his answer is becoming an individual, community and world which is motivated by giving rather than taking. On his website http://www.gospelpatrons.org/ there are videos, books and other resources outlining modern day gospel patrons and where you can download the pdf version or audio book of Gospel Patrons. The post Get Gripped! With Guest John Rinehart first appeared on More Than Enough .

https://morethanenough.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/LTM_08-18-17.mp3 Becoming a Gospel Patron Many Christians have heard the names of John Newton, George Whitefield, and William Tyndale. However, not many have heard of the people or financial support behind these names. In his book Gospel Patrons, John Rinehart unfolds the stories of the men and women who supported these great men of faith so they could fulfill the call of God on their lives. On this week’s “Let’s Talk Money” broadcast, Dave and Reb interview Rinehart to learn of his own story, and his journey to discover the importance of “gospel patrons” in the Kingdom of God. Rinehart says that a gospel patron is someone who is generously involved and personally engaged in spreading the gospel. (see https://vimeo.com/111071634 ) “W hen God raises up people to proclaim the gospel, he also raises up patrons to support them. They have different gifts and different roles, but they are partners in the same mission,” he says. Newton, Whitefield and Tyndale each had a gospel patron that not only gave financial support, but spiritual support that included their own involvement in spreading the gospel. For instance, businessman Humphrey Monmouth not only fed and clothed Tyndale while he translated the Bible into English, but he ended up smuggling the Bibles into England as well. Rinehart shares these stories and more on this week’s show in the hopes that men and women today will become patrons of the gospel of Christ. The post Gospel Patron with John Rinehart Pt. 1 first appeared on More Than Enough .