Trading with Jesus
The markets test more than strategy, they test the heart. Trading with Jesus is a devotional podcast for traders seeking spiritual grounding, discipline, and peace in the middle of volatility.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Surrender Before Success (opens the original)
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Before we look at the charts today, John chapter 12 brings us into the final days before the cross, and it teaches us a lot about worship, kingship, belief, sacrifice, and what it really means to follow Jesus.
Ask for Wisdom Before Profit (opens the original)
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It’s Tuesday, and before we look at the charts today, Luke chapter 11 gives us a powerful lesson about prayer, persistence, provision, and the condition of our hearts.
Delay Is Not Absence (opens the original)
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It’s Monday, and before we look at the charts, John chapter 11 gives us a powerful reminder about trusting Jesus when His timing does not make sense.
The Voice You Follow Matters (opens the original)
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It’s Sunday, so before we think about the week ahead, John chapter 10 gives us a powerful picture of who Jesus is and why His voice should carry more weight than every other voice competing for our attention.
Stop Trading What You Want to See (opens the original)
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It’s Saturday, so today is a good day to slow down, look back over the week, and ask God to help us see clearly. John chapter 9 is a powerful story about a man who was blind from birth, but the deeper message is about more than physical sight. It is about recognizing who Jesus is and being willing to admit when we cannot see as clearly as we think we can.
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