Mike Zwick sits down with financial advisor David Belk to explore what the Bible actually says about money, stewardship of our time and bodies, and how Christian giving reshapes priorities. They share personal testimony, practical steps for financial planning, and spiritual truths about generosity, influence, and living for God's kingdom rather than our own. Practical, honest, and faith-centered guidance for anyone wrestling with money and purpose.

In this episode of If Not For God, Mike Zwick sits down with financial planner David Belk of Carolina Financial Advisors to explore a timeless question: How much money is enough?

Drawing from Scripture, personal experiences, and years of financial counseling, Mike and David discuss the dangers of never-ending pursuit of wealth, the importance of contentment, and what it means to be a faithful steward of God's resources. They examine the story of the rich young ruler, the challenge of defining a financial "finish line," and how believers can use their money, time, and influence to build God's Kingdom rather than simply accumulate more.

The conversation also touches on generosity, legacy, hearing God's promptings in everyday life, and the difference between leaving an inheritance and leaving a spiritual impact. Whether you're struggling with financial priorities, planning for retirement, or simply seeking a biblical perspective on money, this episode offers practical wisdom and spiritual encouragement.

Tune in as Mike and David challenge listeners to rethink success.

Join Mike Zwick as he interviews Steven Black in an ear catching testimony that you won't want to miss out on!

In this episode of If Not For God, host Mike Zwick sits down with Stephen Black, founder of the discipleship ministry Coram Deo and author of Freedom Realized. Stephen shares his personal testimony of leaving the gay lifestyle after coming to faith in 1983 and discusses his decades of experience in pastoral care. The conversation tackles complex and controversial topics, including the closure of Exodus International, the ideological shift toward "hypergrace," and the cultural impact of Pride Month and DEI initiatives on children. Together, they explore the biblical call to sexual integrity and what it means to find true transformation and identity in Christ.