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What most Christians miss about true financial faithfulness

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The majority of practicing Christians believe that tithing 10% of their income is the biblical standard for living out financial faithfulness — but according to Christian finance expert and Ramsey Solutions personality George Kamel, true financial faithfulness requires a lot more than that. On this episode of “Relatable,” Kamel tells Allie Beth Stuckey what it really means to honor God with our finances. Financial faithfulness, says Kamel, starts with changing our mindset about money as a whole. “I think people underestimate the freedom that exists when you go, ‘You know what? I'm a steward of this money. It's not mine. I'm managing it for someone else,”' he says, “and when you do that, you look at money through a whole different lens because now it's not all about me and my selfishness and what could I do with this? It frees me to go, ‘OK, it's God's money.”’ This mentality shift, Kamel suggests, creates “three buckets” our money can go into: enjoyment, saving/investing, and giving. B